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ο»ΏHow do felony cases usually end in NY State? πŸ‘©β€βš–οΈ

A felony defendant is very unlikely to be acquitted by a jury in NY State, though they have a fair chance of their case being dismissed based on merit or procedure by a judge.

Results in NYS Felony Cases, 2021
Disposition Cases Percent
Acquitted 137 0.13%
Diverted and Dismissed 178 0.17%
Other Favorable 1,828 1.70%
Covered by Another Case 4,989 4.63%
DA Declined to Prosecute 6,248 5.80%
Dismissed-ACD 7,261 6.74%
Dismissed-Not ACD 36,720 34.06%
Convicted-Sentenced 50,435 46.79%
Andy Arthur, 4/5/23 Data Source: NYS DCJS

DCJS Definitions

Convicted-Sentenced: Cases resulting in a conviction, either by plea or trial, where a sentence has been imposed.

Diverted and Dismissed: Cases dismissed after successful completion of a treatment/diversion program pursuant to CPL 400.10(04).

Covered by Another Case: Cases resolved by a disposition (usually a guilty plea) in a separate case.

Dismissed-Adjourned in Contemplation of Dismissal (ACD): Cases dismissed after a period of adjournment per CPL 170.55.

Dismissed-Not ACD: Cases that were dismissed based on merit or procedure.

Acquitted: Cases where the defendant was found not guilty after trial.

DA Declined to Prosecute: Cases where the District Attorney declined to bring formal charges against the arrested individual.

Other: Includes cases abated by the defendant’s death, unknown favorable dispositions, and cases where it was determined that New York State did not have jurisdiction.

April 4, 2023 6 AM Update

Second gear, pull ‘r down and towards you βš™

Pull it back into second on this Tuesday. Seems like the rain was done in time for the morning walk. Dark start to the morn but it’s getting bright out quickly. 9.1 miles yesterday.

Good morning! Happy Tuesday. Cloudy and 46 degrees in Delmar. πŸŒ₯ Calm wind. Mild weather.

Yesterday was nice with all that sunlight streaming into my office. β˜€ I really like my private office with the east facing windows and my desk right next to the windows with the plants. 🌿 I can complain about a lot but that’s nice. The money’s good even if most of it’s going into investments for a better tomorrow. And I’m focused on more exercise every day and eating right. Maybe today though I’ll need my desk lamp on, especially later in the day.

Today will have a chance of light rain before 10am, then a slight chance of light rain after 5pm. Mostly cloudy 🌧, with a high of 60 degrees at 3pm. Seven degrees above normal, which is similar to a typical day around April 16th. North wind 3 to 5 mph. Chance of precipitation is 30%. New precipitation amounts of less than a tenth of an inch possible. A year ago, we had cloudy skies in the morning with more sun in the afternoon. The high last year was 54 degrees. The record high of 79 was set in 1950. 4.3 inches of snow fell back in 2016.❄

Out walking a bit early today 🚍 as the bus lately has been running earlier lately and I don’t want to risk missing it like I almost did yesterday. Plus I was up and going. 🚢‍♀️ I much prefer to walk first and eat breakfast second. Skipping the coffee β˜• before walking means I have much less of a need to use the bathroom, 🚽 plus it makes it more like a sleep walk. πŸ€– Sometimes the best way to get through the morning.

Solar noon 🌞 is at 12:59 pm with sun having an altitude of 53° from the due south horizon (-17.8° vs. 6/21). A six foot person will cast a 4.5 foot shadow today compared to 2.2 feet on the first day of summer. The golden hour πŸ… starts at 6:47 pm with the sun in the west (272°). πŸ“Έ The sunset is in the west (279°) with the sun dropping below the horizon at 7:24 pm after setting for 2 minutes and 56 seconds with dusk around 7:52 pm, which is one minute and 8 seconds later than yesterday. πŸŒ‡ At dusk you’ll see the Full 🌝 Moon in the east-southeast (107°) at an altitude of 21° from the horizon, 246,641 miles away. πŸš€ The best time to look at the stars is after 8:27 pm. At sunset, look for rain 🌧 and temperatures around 53 degrees. There will be a north breeze at 9 mph. Tomorrow will have 12 hours and 57 minutes of daytime, an increase of 2 minutes and 52 seconds over today.

Seems like there is some hints of green in the grass 🌾now that we are in the month of April. It will be nice once things green up a bit. Looking forward to seeing more color in the world as things green up and the fire danger go down so I can have bigger fires in the woods. That said, the black flies are in waiting but I have the screen tent for those days.

A picture perfect weekend on tap for Easter. 😎 Saturday, mostly sunny, with a high near 56. Sunday, sunny, with a high near 62. Maximum dew point of 30 at 9pm. Typical average high for the weekend is 56 degrees. It should be a nice weekend assuming I get out of jail before then, πŸ™Œ though not much is likely to happen during that weekend I was more than a little hoping to get out of town come Thursday. Maybe I was a little too optimistic that Kathy would bail me out. I’ll find something fun to do this weekend. 🐰

One month πŸ“… from now will be 8:30 PM Dusk πŸŒ† when the sun will be setting at 7:59 pm.

East Branch

Observations on DACs

I was curious about the political winners and losers under New York’s Climate Leadership and Community Protection Act, which mandates disadvantaged communities receive at least 35% of state spending on clean energy and energy efficiency programs. “Designated as DAC” is the percentage of the district’s population that lives in a designated DAC 2019 Census tract. This analysis was done using simple point-on-polygon analysis using R and the NYS GIS REST/Services.

Roughly 37% of the state’s population lives in a DAC tract. But as Democratic districts are generally poorer and more urban, 45% of Assembly districts represented by Democrats’ population reside in DAC tracts, while 15% of Assembly districts represented by Republicans’ population reside in DAC tracts.

Counties

County Designated as DAC
Bronx 89.39%
Montgomery 67.41%
Orleans 62.36%
Orange 52.75%
Ulster 48.01%
Sullivan 46.10%
New York 45.09%
Kings 44.92%
Dutchess 44.18%
Westchester 43.39%
Niagara 42.53%
Wayne 38.49%
Queens 35.67%
Broome 32.15%
Monroe 31.82%
Onondaga 30.99%
Schenectady 29.22%
Oswego 29.15%
Chautauqua 29.14%
Greene 28.64%
Chemung 28.22%
Richmond 28.19%
Rensselaer 27.87%
Cayuga 27.84%
Rockland 27.53%
Madison 25.96%
Albany 25.66%
Seneca 25.37%
Yates 25.14%
Erie 24.57%
Cortland 24.14%
Oneida 23.85%
St. Lawrence 23.79%
Genesee 19.29%
Fulton 19.23%
Cattaraugus 17.79%
Columbia 17.34%
Nassau 16.70%
Franklin 16.54%
Tioga 16.38%
Suffolk 16.28%
Allegany 15.87%
Jefferson 13.11%
Ontario 12.68%
Steuben 12.48%
Herkimer 12.42%
Delaware 12.07%
Clinton 10.13%
Washington 7.52%
Warren 6.88%
Tompkins 6.77%
Chenango 6.35%
Otsego 4.68%
Livingston 4.61%
Essex 0.00%
Hamilton 0.00%
Lewis 0.00%
Putnam 0.00%
Saratoga 0.00%
Schoharie 0.00%
Schuyler 0.00%
Wyoming 0.00%

Senate Districts

Member SD Party Designated as DAC
Luis R. SepΓΊlveda 32 Democratic 100.00%
Julia Salazar 18 Democratic 92.27%
Cordell Cleare 30 Democratic 88.90%
JosΓ© M. Serrano 29 Democratic 88.00%
Nathalia Fernandez 34 Democratic 86.87%
Robert Jackson 31 Democratic 85.86%
Gustavo Rivera 33 Democratic 82.02%
Jamaal T. Bailey 36 Democratic 79.70%
Jabari Brisport 25 Democratic 77.52%
Jessica Ramos 13 Democratic 70.61%
Jessica Scarcella-Spanton 23 Democratic 69.85%
Roxanne J. Persaud 19 Democratic 67.82%
Timothy M. Kennedy 63 Democratic 60.96%
Robert Rolison 39 Republican 56.84%
Andrea Stewart-Cousins 35 Democratic 55.06%
James Sanders Jr. 10 Democratic 52.21%
Kevin Thomas 6 Democratic 48.79%
Jeremy A. Cooney 56 Democratic 46.08%
Rachel May 48 Democratic 43.25%
James Skoufis 42 Democratic 41.13%
Zellnor Myrie 20 Democratic 40.28%
Michelle Hinchey 41 Democratic 40.07%
Brian Kavanagh 27 Democratic 39.70%
Robert G. Ortt 62 Republican 38.90%
Kristen Gonzalez 59 Democratic 37.62%
Monica R. Martinez 4 Democratic 35.18%
Joseph P. Addabbo Jr 15 Democratic 33.17%
Andrew Gounardes 26 Democratic 30.53%
Neil D. Breslin 46 Democratic 28.13%
Michael Gianaris 12 Democratic 27.85%
William Weber Jr. 38 Republican 27.43%
Shelley B. Mayer 37 Democratic 26.97%
Samra G. Brouk 55 Democratic 25.80%
Toby Ann Stavisky 11 Democratic 25.29%
Lea Webb 52 Democratic 24.14%
Jacob Ashby 43 Republican 23.13%
Joseph A. Griffo 53 Republican 22.54%
Pete Harckham 40 Democratic 21.34%
Dean Murray 3 Republican 21.25%
George M. Borrello 57 Republican 19.77%
Thomas F. O’Mara 58 Republican 19.36%
Peter Oberacker 51 Republican 19.23%
John W. Mannion 50 Democratic 18.97%
Brad Hoylman-Sigal 47 Democratic 18.12%
Pamela Helming 54 Republican 17.91%
Leroy Comrie 14 Democratic 17.55%
John C. Liu 16 Democratic 16.90%
Mark Walczyk 49 Republican 16.36%
Patricia Canzoneri-Fitzpatrick 9 Republican 15.77%
Iwen Chu 17 Democratic 15.48%
James Tedisco 44 Republican 13.50%
Sean M. Ryan 61 Democratic 13.32%
Anthony H. Palumbo 1 Republican 12.46%
Kevin S. Parker 21 Democratic 12.38%
Daniel G. Stec 45 Republican 10.47%
Simcha Felder 22 Democratic 8.69%
Alexis Weik 8 Republican 6.99%
Andrew J. Lanza 24 Republican 5.70%
Liz Krueger 28 Democratic 5.45%
Jack M. Martins 7 Republican 4.06%
Patrick M. Gallivan 60 Republican 3.12%
Mario R. Mattera 2 Republican 2.48%
Steven D. Rhoads 5 Republican 1.82%

Assembly District

Member Party Designated as DAC
Maritza Davila 53 Democratic 100.00%
Erik M. Dilan 54 Democratic 100.00%
Latrice Walker 55 Democratic 100.00%
Latoya Joyner 77 Democratic 100.00%
Chantel Jackson 79 Democratic 100.00%
Kenny Burgos 85 Democratic 100.00%
Yudelka Tapia 86 Democratic 100.00%
Amanda Septimo 84 Democratic 99.82%
Nikki Lucas 60 Democratic 96.49%
George Alvarez 78 Democratic 95.36%
Karines Reyes 87 Democratic 93.62%
Inez Dickens 70 Democratic 91.31%
Stefani Zinerman 56 Democratic 90.87%
Al Taylor 71 Democratic 90.52%
J. Gary Pretlow 89 Democratic 90.33%
Michael Benedetto 82 Democratic 87.67%
Demond Meeks 137 Democratic 87.28%
Edward Gibbs 68 Democratic 87.07%
Manny De Los Santos 72 Democratic 85.18%
Jonathan G. Jacobson 104 Democratic 83.48%
Taylor Darling 18 Democratic 81.97%
John Zaccaro Jr. 80 Democratic 81.34%
Jeffrion L. Aubry 35 Democratic 75.81%
Nader J Sayegh 90 Democratic 73.80%
Carl E. Heastie 83 Democratic 73.68%
Crystal D. Peoples-Stokes 141 Democratic 73.22%
Emily Gallagher 50 Democratic 68.62%
Grace Lee 65 Democratic 68.52%
Marcela Mitaynes 51 Democratic 68.20%
Khaleel Anderson 31 Democratic 64.31%
Zohran Mamdani 36 Democratic 63.94%
Aileen Gunther 100 Democratic 62.69%
Charles D. Fall 61 Democratic 62.38%
William B. Magnarelli 129 Democratic 61.69%
Jessica GonzΓ‘lez-Rojas 34 Democratic 60.48%
Vivian E. Cook 32 Democratic 58.65%
Catalina Cruz 39 Democratic 54.06%
Phara Souffrant Forrest 57 Democratic 53.31%
Steven Otis 91 Democratic 52.91%
John T. McDonald, III 108 Democratic 51.55%
Jeffrey Dinowitz 81 Democratic 50.18%
Angelo Santabarbara 111 Democratic 47.11%
Stacey Pheffer Amato 23 Democratic 46.85%
Pamela J. Hunter 128 Democratic 46.47%
Dana Levenberg 95 Democratic 45.65%
Sarah Clark 136 Democratic 45.12%
Alec Brook-Krasny 46 Republican 44.42%
Sarahana Shrestha 103 Democratic 44.24%
Marianne Buttenschon 119 Democratic 43.55%
Kimberly Jean-Pierre 11 Democratic 43.45%
Kenneth Zebrowski 96 Democratic 43.11%
Joe DeStefano 3 Republican 41.97%
Jenifer Rajkumar 38 Democratic 41.95%
Angelo Morinello 145 Republican 41.50%
Didi Barrett 106 Democratic 41.13%
Donna A. Lupardo 123 Democratic 40.39%
Jonathan Rivera 149 Democratic 39.18%
Christopher Eachus 99 Democratic 36.02%
Patricia Fahy 109 Democratic 35.92%
Brian Maher 101 Republican 34.43%
Ron Kim 40 Democratic 33.72%
Brian A. Cunningham 43 Democratic 33.70%
Monique Chandler-Waterman 58 Democratic 33.12%
Phil Ramos 6 Democratic 33.06%
Stephen Hawley 139 Republican 32.84%
Pat Burke 142 Democratic 32.45%
Anil Beephan Jr. 105 Republican 32.45%
David I. Weprin 24 Democratic 31.43%
Scott Gray 116 Republican 30.48%
Rodneyse Bichotte Hermelyn 42 Democratic 30.26%
Andy Goodell 150 Republican 30.25%
Daniel J. O’Donnell 69 Democratic 29.85%
Daniel Rosenthal 27 Democratic 28.09%
Alicia Hyndman 29 Democratic 27.92%
Harry B. Bronson 138 Democratic 26.11%
Karl Brabenec 98 Republican 26.05%
William A. Barclay 120 Republican 25.95%
Brian Manktelow 130 Republican 25.80%
Juan Ardila 37 Democratic 25.70%
Michael Novakhov 45 Republican 25.61%
Charles D. Lavine 13 Democratic 25.40%
Robert Smullen 118 Republican 24.90%
Samuel Pirozzolo 63 Republican 23.79%
Chris Burdick 93 Democratic 23.76%
Christopher S. Friend 124 Republican 23.44%
Jo Anne Simon 52 Democratic 23.24%
Michaelle C. Solages 22 Democratic 23.13%
Linda B. Rosenthal 67 Democratic 23.01%
William Conrad 140 Democratic 22.27%
Tony Simone 75 Democratic 21.98%
Steven Raga 30 Democratic 21.54%
John Lemondes 126 Republican 19.81%
Monica P. Wallace 143 Democratic 19.62%
Michael Norris 144 Republican 19.33%
Harvey Epstein 74 Democratic 19.01%
William Colton 47 Democratic 18.85%
Maryjane Shimsky 92 Democratic 18.27%
John W. McGowan 97 Republican 18.19%
Jodi Giglio 2 Republican 17.78%
Jeff Gallahan 131 Republican 17.64%
Brian Curran 21 Republican 17.03%
Eric Ari Brown 20 Republican 16.90%
Jarett Gandolfo 7 Republican 16.41%
Keith Brown 12 Republican 16.34%
Joseph M. Giglio 148 Republican 16.06%
Michael Tannousis 64 Republican 16.02%
Brian Miller 122 Republican 14.93%
Fred W. Thiele, Jr. 1 Democratic 14.83%
Amy Paulin 88 Democratic 14.09%
Anna Kelles 125 Democratic 13.83%
Josh Jensen 134 Republican 13.27%
Joe Angelino 121 Republican 13.04%
Philip A. Palmesano 132 Republican 13.03%
Billy Jones 115 Democratic 11.42%
Helene E. Weinstein 41 Democratic 11.32%
Chris Tague 102 Republican 9.58%
Deborah J. Glick 66 Democratic 9.48%
Rebecca Seawright 76 Democratic 8.33%
Lester Chang 49 Republican 7.29%
Carrie Woerner 113 Democratic 6.80%
Simcha Eichenstein 48 Democratic 6.45%
Steve Stern 10 Democratic 6.42%
Andrew Hevesi 28 Democratic 6.39%
Jaime Williams 59 Democratic 6.01%
Nily D. Rozic 25 Democratic 5.88%
Edward P. Ra 19 Republican 5.29%
John Mikulin 17 Republican 4.59%
Michael Durso 9 Republican 3.68%
Phil Steck 110 Democratic 3.60%
Edward Flood 4 Republican 2.80%
Scott H. Bendett 107 Republican 2.59%
Robert C. Carroll 44 Democratic 2.34%
Douglas M. Smith 5 Republican 2.29%
Majorie Byrnes 133 Republican 2.19%
David DiPietro 147 Republican 0.98%
Jennifer Lunsford 135 Democratic 0.84%
Michael J. Fitzpatrick 8 Republican 0.00%
David G. McDonough 14 Republican 0.00%
Jake Blumencranz 15 Republican 0.00%
Gina Sillitti 16 Democratic 0.00%
Edward C. Braunstein 26 Democratic 0.00%
Clyde Vanel 33 Democratic 0.00%
Michael Reilly 62 Republican 0.00%
Alex Bores 73 Democratic 0.00%
Matthew Slater 94 Republican 0.00%
Mary Beth Walsh 112 Republican 0.00%
Matthew Simpson 114 Republican 0.00%
Ken Blankenbush 117 Republican 0.00%
Al Stirpe 127 Democratic 0.00%
Karen McMahon 146 Democratic 0.00%