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From New York Times editorial: The uniquely restrictive New York State law that is used to conceal the disciplinary histories of police officers -- even some who have committed crimes -- reared its head again last week in misconduct proceedings against the officer who brutalized the retired tennis player James Blake during a mistaken arrest in Manhattan last month.For additional background, go here. |