Supporters of New York’s sweeping new criminal justice laws argued in Albany on Thursday that concerns from members of law enforcement over the implementation of those changes will not lead to the parade of horribles that’s been predicted by some in recent months.

Civil rights attorneys and individuals who advocated for those changes this year responded to a series of concerns over the new laws during an event at the state capitol Thursday.

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