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Lawmakers, law enforcement divided on new criminal justice reforms

Criminal justice reforms are set to take effect in the new year, but in Rockland County, people are fighting to put it on pause.

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Lawmakers, law enforcement divided on new criminal justice reforms

Criminal justice reforms are set to take effect in the new year, but in Rockland County, people are fighting to put it on pause.

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