Tape 5: Criminal Justice in New York, 6/20/73

The NYPR Archive Collections | Jan 1, 2000

Criminal Justice in New York was produced by the Criminal Justice Coordinating Council on WNYC. Subject is newly enacted NY State drug laws, which became known as Rockefeller Drug Laws. Host: Jerry Miller; Guest: Michael Armstrong (Queens District Attorney) and former chief counsel to the Knapp Commission.

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