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John
Jay in the Media
is an e-publication of the Office of Marketing and Communications that
informs the campus community about the impressive coverage that our
faculty, staff, students and alumni frequently receive in the media. The
newsletter includes links to highlights of John Jay College's media
coverage.
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WPIX-TV • July 1, 2021
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PIX11 Morning News 09:00 AM
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John
Gargano was featured for his successful reentry through John Jay's
College Initiative Program after incarceration.
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WINS-AM • July 1, 2021
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1010 WINS-AM
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Former
FBI special agent and Coordinator of John Jay's Fraud Examination and
Financial Forensics Program David Shapiro explained the charges against
the Trump Organization's CFO after he surrendered to authorities on
charges of tax fraud.
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WINS-AM • July 1, 2021
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1010 WINS-AM
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Former
FBI special agent and Coordinator of John Jay's Fraud Examination and
Financial Forensics Program David Shapiro commented on the Trump
Organization's first criminal indictment after the CFO surrendered to
authorities.
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NewsNation • July 1, 2021
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NewsNation Prime
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Psychology
Professor Elizabeth Jeglic defined consent in the context of sexual
assault.
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Spectrum News NY1 • July 6, 2021
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Inside City Hall
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Associate
Professor of Political Science Susan Kang commented on Eric Adams' win
and the overall results in the NYC June 22 primary.
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WNBC-TV • July 7, 2021
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News 4 New York at 7
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Assistant
Professor of Public Policy and attorney Adam Scott Wandt explained how
the Republican National Committee was hacked by Russian hackers and how
to prevent future hacks.
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Court TV (WFTX-DT5) • July 9, 2021
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Crime Time (Part 2)
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Adjunct
Assistant Professor and former NYPD Sergeant Special Assignment Dr.
Keith Taylor analyzed and commented on a dangerous police interaction
with a shoplifter in a parking lot.
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Court TV (WFTX-DT5) • July 10, 2021
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Crime Time (Part 1)
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Adjunct
Assistant Professor and former NYPD Sergeant Special Assignment Dr.
Keith Taylor commented on police use of force in the case of a car
jacking suspect who was struck by a Baltimore police vehicle. He also
commented on the tragic case of a woman who was killed by a vicious
dog.
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WIBC-FM • July 12, 2021
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Tony Katz Show
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Operation
Ceasefire, a strategy to reduce gun violence in Boston in the 1990s
developed by David Kennedy of John Jay's National Network for Safe
Communities, was discussed at length.
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WNBC-TV • July 12, 2021
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News 4 New York at 7
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Professor
of Latin American Studies Lisandro Perez explained the conditions in
Cuba which led to Cubans protesting against their government.
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WINS-AM • July 14, 2021
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1010 WINS-AM
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Adjunct
Associate Professor Lisa Fischel-Wolovick gave an in-depth interview on
the Britney Spears conservatorship case.
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WINS-AM • July 14, 2021
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1010 WINS-AM
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Adjunct
Associate Professor Lisa Fischel-Wolovick explained the purpose of the
hearing on Britney Spears' conservatorship.
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Spectrum News NY1 • July 14, 2021
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Inside City Hall (Part 1)
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Associate
Professor of Political Science Susan Kang commented on Eric Adams'
partnership with Governor Andrew Cuomo on combating gun violence.
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Spectrum News NY1 • July 14, 2021
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Inside City Hall (Part 2)
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Associate
Professor of Political Science Susan Kang discussed the implementation
of the Child Tax Credit and how it will affect Democrats in Congress.
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Crime Report • July 1, 2021
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Vaping, Police and Race
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Adjunct
Lecturer Jillian Snider, Director of Criminal Justice & Civil
Liberties at R Street Institute, co-wrote an article on the
overcriminalization of tobacco laws on Black and brown communities and
the often racially disproportionate enforcement of vaping bans.
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CNN International Online • July 1, 2021
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Debate on Arizone Voting Laws
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Professor
of Constitutional Law Gloria J. Browne-Marshall discussed the Supreme
Court ruling on a challenge to Arizona's voting law changes.
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Gilbert Sun News • July 4, 2021
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Gilbert officers aren't smiling for these cameras
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Assistant
Professor and retired NYPD homicide detective Alfred Titus explained
the advantages and disadvantages of having First Amendment auditors
record police-civilian encounters.
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The New York Times Online • July 6, 2021
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Opinion | He Is Imprisoned at Guantánamo. Making Art Is
His Escape.
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Moath
al-Alwi, who spent over 19 years at the U.S. military detention camp at
Guantánamo Bay, created model ships from materials he found around his
cells. His art was shown at an exhibition at John Jay College of
Criminal Justice titled "Ode to the Sea."
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The Daily Beast • July 7, 2021
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Trump's Claims of Tax Genius May Undermine Legal Defense
of Ignorance
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Adjunct
Assistant Professor Carl Bornstein, a former New York prosecutor,
explained why cross-examination of Trump by prosecutors with the
Manhattan district attorney and New York State attorney general for
criminal tax fraud would be devastating for his defense.
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Slate • July 8, 2021
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It's Time for a New Crime Bill
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The
report "Reducing Violence Without Police: A Review of Research
Evidence" from the John Jay Research and Evaluation Center was
cited in an article about a new crime bill.
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Police 1 • July 9, 2021
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Mississippi is changing its policy on releasing police
shooting videos
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Professor
of Criminal Justice and former Florida police officer Dennis Kenney
commented on calls to release video footage of the shooting death of
Leonard Parker Jr. by a Gulfport police officer. A "toolkit"
for prosecutors and communities dealing with officer-involved
fatalities, produced by the Institute for Innovation in Prosecution at
John Jay, was cited.
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KMUY TV • July 9, 2021
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Parole failure leads to death of Utah handyman
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Professor
of Criminology, Leadership and Ethics Kimora reviewed significant
documentation and commented on the conduct of a parole officer of the
Utah Board of Pardons and Parole and Adult Probation and Parole after a
parolee was charged for murder after repeatedly violating the terms of
his parole.
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The Chief • July 9, 2021
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Schiraldi Disrespects COs
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Adjunct
Assistant Professor and former NYC Department of Correction Assistant
Deputy Warden Marc Bullaro wrote a letter to the editor criticizing DOC
commissioner Vincent Schiraldi for publicly attacked DOC employees who
were sick during the pandemic and who are currently on sick leave.
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Foundation for Economic Education • July 11,
2021
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The Malthusian fallacy Paul Krugman just fell for
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John Jay
graduate student Saul Zimet wrote an article criticizing economist Paul
Krugman for speaking positively of a reduction in population pressure
in a world of limited resources and major environmental problems.
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Monster Children Magazine Online • July 12,
2021
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In Guantánamo, One Prisoner Makes Art to Survive
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Moath
al-Alwi, who spent over 19 years at the U.S. military detention camp at
Guantánamo Bay, created model ships from materials he found around his
cells. His art was shown at an exhibition at John Jay College of
Criminal Justice titled "Ode to the Sea."
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Hyperallergic • July 12, 2021
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The Brontë Archive Needs to be Secured for Public Use
and Made Accessible
Using
the perspective and experiences of her undergraduate students studying
English literature at John Jay, Professor Helen Kapstein argues
materials in a Brontë collection should be made public not sold to a
private collector, after Sotheby’s announced an auction of the Brontë
collection.
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Discover Online • July 13, 2021
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The Science of Spotting a Liar
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Professor
Maria Hartwig, who has conducted research on lying, discussed the
analysis of facial expressions in distinguishing the truth from a lie.
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The New York Times Online • July 14, 2021
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'No Vaccine for Racism': Asian New Yorkers Still Live in
Fear of Attacks
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Psychology
Professor Kevin Nadal commented on the hate crimes task force in the
NYPD that specifically deals with anti-Asian incidents. Alissa Heydari,
deputy director for the Institute for Innovation in Prosecution,
explained why prosecuting these attacks as hate crimes is difficult in
court.
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