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NYPD open hearings with secret penalties spark transparency clash
In New York City tribunals the public can watch police misconduct hearings but cannot see outcomes. State privacy law shields disciplinary results, drawing critique from civil liberties advocates and spotlight on high profile cases involving Ramarley Graham and James Blake. The city halted releasing outcomes, citing legal compliance, as Mayor de Blasio weighs reforms to increase openness.
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