Crime Crisis and Prosecutorial Discretion
Former NYC Police Commissioner Ray Kelly discusses crime crisis in major cities across America as Daniel Penny faces prosecution. Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg under scrutiny for handling of cases amid focus on prosecuting Donald Trump.
Key Points
- Allocation of resources in prosecution
- Impact of non-prosecution policies on crime levels
- Political motivations behind high-profile prosecutions
Pros
- Discussion on the impact of broad non-prosecution policies on crime
- Highlighting the allocation of resources in prosecuting high-profile cases
Cons
- Questioning the effectiveness and wisdom of prosecutorial discretion in allocating resources
- Criticism of Manhattan DA Alvin Bragg's focus on high-profile cases over everyday crime