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Keegan Stephan

@KeeganNYC

Civil Rights Lawyer at Beldock Levine & Hoffman. Drop me a line. kstephan@blhny.com. (212) 277-5820.

Lawyer & Law FirmBrooklyn, NYblhny.com/keeganstephanBorn January 1, 1984Joined December 2009

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If you’re working on an issue you think I can help with, know of an injustice that needs remedying, or have ideas about innovative, impactful civil rights litigation, drop me a line.

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Update. Proud to announce I’m joining the firm that litigated Floyd v. City of New York (the stop & frisk case) and represented four of the Central Park Five, Rubin “Hurricane” Carter, and the family of Eric Garner, among other landmark civil rights cases. blhny.com/keeganstephan

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I wrote about this in a article a few years ago this is sickening if you know anything about prisons you know physical mail is prisoners lifeline

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Texas is banning all physical mail to incarcerated people, such as hand drawn cards from children, and sending them scans instead, citing "contraband," even though everyone knows almost no contraband enters prisons this way, and most comes through guards. texasstandard.org/stories/texas-

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These cards and letters are for many the only connection to family and community. The research and data are clear, almost no “contraband” enters prison this way.

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Texas is banning all physical mail to incarcerated people, such as hand drawn cards from children, and sending them scans instead, citing "contraband," even though everyone knows almost no contraband enters prisons this way, and most comes through guards. texasstandard.org/stories/texas-

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The cruelty is the point.

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Texas is banning all physical mail to incarcerated people, such as hand drawn cards from children, and sending them scans instead, citing "contraband," even though everyone knows almost no contraband enters prisons this way, and most comes through guards. texasstandard.org/stories/texas-

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Texas is banning all physical mail to incarcerated people, such as hand drawn cards from children, and sending them scans instead, citing "contraband," even though everyone knows almost no contraband enters prisons this way, and most comes through guards.

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Texas prisons to phase out physical mail to reduce contraband despite advocate protests

Advocacy groups say physical mail is an important part of contact between those behind bars and the outside world.

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Kevin Light-Roth was in gen. pop., got a bogus ticket, & beat the charge. But prison admin. gave him 400 days in solitary anyway, imagining that if the charge *were* true, Light-Roth would have led a riot. These are what those 400 days looked like. theappeal.org/solitary-confi

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NYPD officers accused of wrongdoing can now watch all video of the wrongdoing before speaking to investigators.

NYPD officers accused of wrongdoing can now watch all relevant video of an incident before speaking...

Under a new policy issued Friday by New York City’s police oversight agency, officers can now view surveillance footage, bystander videos and other video recordings before speaking with investigators...

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As I've said, I could not be more proud than to represent Keith Lamar, an innocent man scheduled to be executed on Nov. 16, 2023. Yesterday, Ohio's Governor granted a reprieve of his execution until 2027. This will give our team time to reinvestigate and prove his innocence.

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So glad all the bots are gone. The total destruction of everything good about this site was totally worth it.

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Seem this mural hundreds of times and just noticed that good little kitten.

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Sharing stuff over here too.

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Civil Rights Lawyer at Beldock Levine & Hoffman. Drop me a line. kstephan@blhny.com. (212) 277-5820. 129 Followers.