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SuperTeamRyan t1_ja9dyfh wrote
Reply to comment by Sufficient-Green-763 in ELI5 why is jury duty a requirement? by [deleted]
During my selection some people did try this but the judge pushed back and essentially went down a line of reasoning that most weren’t able to follow through with. She kept 1 of them as an alternate, probably out of spite.
SuperTeamRyan t1_ja93tej wrote
Reply to comment by ninjabell in ELI5 why is jury duty a requirement? by [deleted]
I was summoned recently for a DV case and I got “lucky” for the first time because apparently everyone has been either abused or has a sister/mother/wife who has been abused.
It’s an experience and can be really interesting at times.
SuperTeamRyan t1_ja8l7lx wrote
SuperTeamRyan t1_ja8kx0e wrote
Reply to ELI5 why is jury duty a requirement? by [deleted]
If it were easy to get out of jury duty no one would ever serve, unless they wanted to serve. And someone trying to serve jury duty more than needed would not be a fair representation of the average citizen and may have some weird biases.
I you can probably get out of jury duty 9/10 times for criminal cases if you have had bad experience with cops. Civil is probably a bit more complicated. Grand jury seems impossible.
SuperTeamRyan t1_j9un6er wrote
Reply to comment by Calamitous_Stars in Man charged after eating stolen chips dropped by thief, police say by jab116
I was joking just thought it’d be funny to suggest jail time for a food take rather than…. Taking food.
SuperTeamRyan t1_j9tzaza wrote
Reply to comment by TheNumberMuncher in Man charged after eating stolen chips dropped by thief, police say by jab116
Seriously they all need to be arrested for such shitty takes.
SuperTeamRyan t1_j7koc2z wrote
Reply to comment by PsuedoSkillGeologist in MTA spent twice as much on Second Ave subway consultants as it did on its construction by NYY657545
Yes.
Underbid > get contract > start work > make slow progress > go over budget > still get paid as essential infrastructure is essential.
SuperTeamRyan t1_j7khnfk wrote
Reply to comment by PsuedoSkillGeologist in MTA spent twice as much on Second Ave subway consultants as it did on its construction by NYY657545
I was under the impression the consultant should be the one providing the information to the contractor and the state(owner) pretty much just says we want X done. At this point in my understanding all the contractors make impossibly low bids to get the job and then once the have the job delay slow and stall work to milk the project because the state compared to them generally have unlimited funds and they know the state will not allow a public works project to just stall out once ground has been broken.
SuperTeamRyan t1_j7hadql wrote
Reply to comment by ER301 in Federal court upholds NY rent stabilization laws, setting up possible Supreme Court showdown by ER301
You're right, I didn't catch that.
SuperTeamRyan t1_j7h9t70 wrote
Reply to comment by ER301 in Federal court upholds NY rent stabilization laws, setting up possible Supreme Court showdown by ER301
I don't know why you have faith that the new law won't be challenged successfully, the current supreme court has shown that it'll come to a decision and then back track it's way to find justification for it. If it gets challenged with the new work around law they'll just change the rules.
SuperTeamRyan t1_j6uxwr5 wrote
Reply to comment by Ok_Yogurtcloset8915 in New Yorkers witnessed more homelessness, encampments during Mayor Adams’ first year by Nscience
This is the same case with NY on the east coast. We get homeless from PA, GA and oddly enough PR shipped to us.
SuperTeamRyan t1_j5zxc8c wrote
Reply to comment by -obeytherules in NYC woman burned alive by man enraged she’d destroyed his comics, video game device: DA by Shreddersaurusrex
Let me explain the inexplicable, the bystander didn’t want to put himself in harms way for someone they didn’t know which is reasonable.
While I’d like to believe I’d be the guy to go in and be a hero in real life from behind my keyboard, I know in real life my actions might be more selfish.
SuperTeamRyan t1_j5ym8qq wrote
Reply to comment by MillennialNightmare in Adams: 'Right-to-shelter' law doesn't extend to migrants by Shreddersaurusrex
Unfortunately I do not have a source outside of resident interviews and intake records that I had to review as part of my past work. I was unable to find place of origin tracking from DHS and a google search only shows that nyp article about one shot deals that blew up and about Puerto Rico sending their homeless here.
SuperTeamRyan t1_j5xmcre wrote
Reply to comment by virtual_adam in Adams: 'Right-to-shelter' law doesn't extend to migrants by Shreddersaurusrex
A quarter to a third of our housed shelter population moved in directly from out of state so clearly out of state as it was pre pandemic and pre migrant caravan.
SuperTeamRyan t1_j3yt7wd wrote
Reply to comment by throws_rocks_at_cars in Alleged anti-Asian bigot shoves woman to the ground in NYC’s Herald Square by [deleted]
More like it doesn't fit the political wedge republicans are trying to create between black and Asian communities who primarily vote democrat so those chuds won't be here to promote it.
The delivery guy who was shot over duck sauce was big news until it was revealed to be a white guy then no one gave a fuck. Same thing with the grandma who was set on fire until it turned out to be some white kids from bensonhurst once again people stopped giving a fuck.
SuperTeamRyan t1_iyj30wb wrote
Reply to comment by Curiosities in New York’s Plan to Address Crisis of Mentally Ill Faces High Hurdles by CactusBoyScout
I get that but we're specifically talking about the homeless in the context of violent or aggressive mentally unstable homeless people. If you are couch surfing there are people taking care of you to some degree and you're less likely to be one of those guys on the subway or street people complain about.
SuperTeamRyan t1_iyi6t56 wrote
Reply to comment by ThreeLittlePuigs in New York’s Plan to Address Crisis of Mentally Ill Faces High Hurdles by CactusBoyScout
Do you have any sources for the estimated street homeless population?
SuperTeamRyan t1_iyi1ewk wrote
Reply to comment by ThreeLittlePuigs in New York’s Plan to Address Crisis of Mentally Ill Faces High Hurdles by CactusBoyScout
https://www.nytimes.com/2022/03/30/nyregion/nyc-homeless-eric-adams.html
About 50k homeless in NYC with about 48k residing in a shelter. That gives us about 2k street homeless our numbers apparently aren't higher.
SuperTeamRyan t1_iyhyiwp wrote
Reply to comment by mowotlarx in New York’s Plan to Address Crisis of Mentally Ill Faces High Hurdles by CactusBoyScout
I'm not saying that I'm saying a small number of mentally unwell people cause most of the visible problems that affect quality of life. There were 60000 homeless in NYC of that about 2k were street homeless and not housed in the shelter system. Even if we assume all 2k of the street homeless are dangerous insane and violent getting even 350 of the worst offenders off the street would drastically improve the quality of life for most new yorkers.
SuperTeamRyan t1_iyhp1q0 wrote
A lot of comments in these threads say we don't have enough beds but in my head I'm thinking for the most part a small population of insane people create the majority of the problem. I don't have the numbers but I'm assuming it's something like maybe 350 of these mentally unstable individuals can cause 100% of the visible interactions and it's often the same few individuals so in reality a small number of beds would have a large affect on the actual problem.
Again this is just a thoughy and I don't have the hard numbers to back this up so anyone who is more knowledgeable please chime in.
SuperTeamRyan t1_ixswaa6 wrote
Reply to comment by Grass8989 in NYC’s delivery workers navigating low pay, dangerous shifts and the loss of their own – Bronx Times by k1lk1
Oh you’re a crime thread poster lol. Carry on.
SuperTeamRyan t1_ixsv0ik wrote
Reply to comment by Grass8989 in NYC’s delivery workers navigating low pay, dangerous shifts and the loss of their own – Bronx Times by k1lk1
The previous thread was all about crime even though the article only mentioned it the opener and in a later paragraph mentioned someone dying in a street fight while not saying if it was even related to his job or not. This will likely devolve into a crime thread regardless of the intent of the article or the poster because this sub is astroturfed to hell.
SuperTeamRyan t1_iu0w5fd wrote
Reply to comment by Double-Ad4986 in New York’s Migrant Tent City Is Mostly Empty a Week After Opening by nexert233
Having long term substance abuse problems isn’t mutually exclusive to being down on your luck. In fact having mental health issues will increase your chances of having shit luck.
SuperTeamRyan t1_isbx5rj wrote
Reply to comment by GentleShiv in One result of Adams gutting local government: DOT has built 8.3 miles of protected bike lanes of the required 30 by GentleShiv
Doubt, the issue isn’t that private sector is somehow more efficient than the same talent pool in public.
Once private sector takes control of a public sector project they often times do a worse job because there is essentially a blank check to get the job completed, no real oversight and they take longer to complete the task because the faster they work the quicker they’ll be out of a job.
They’ll also understaff the project and with that small staff have them split time between their own projects to maximize profits.
SuperTeamRyan t1_jbf044s wrote
Reply to comment by JaredSeth in With an absentee corporate landlord, Upper Manhattan tenants unite to demand repairs by natekrinsky
Alternatively they're waiting for their nypost supported candidates to get in and change the laws back.