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When public power is used for private ends, taxpayer-funded defense stops protecting public service and starts subsidizing the misuse of
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Executive Summary New York City’s refusal to continue funding the legal defense of former Chief of Department Jeffrey B. Maddrey
How a municipal endorsement requirement allows the NYPD to convert lawful carry authority—held by licensed citizens and retired police officers
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Bronx, New York — March 9, 2026 — A newly filed lawsuit in the Supreme
