From parole reform to limits on police drones, some New York lawmakers are pushing for a wide array of criminal justice bills this legislative session as Democrats hold a veto-proof majority in the state Senate.
Part of the chamber’s Democratic conference is made up of seven new members, several of which are representing seats that cover parts of upstate cities like Syracuse, Rochester and Buffalo.
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