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Month: December 2022

“The Wheels of Justice Move Slowly,” Say the People Moving the Wheels

“The Wheels of Justice Move Slowly,” Say the People Moving the Wheels

NYU Wagner Review12/13/202204/08/2023

By Sarah Wattar Earl Washington was nine days away from his execution when an attorney secured a “stay of execution,” meaning a delay or hold. 22 years

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Can mass-transit expansion by itself solve traffic congestion? The São Paulo case suggests not

Can mass-transit expansion by itself solve traffic congestion? The São Paulo case suggests not

NYU Wagner Review12/02/202208/07/2023

By Stephen H. Graham Over the last two decades, public-transportation expansion and ridership in one of the world’s largest cities, São Paulo, has surged, taking several points

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