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“Officers are assaulted, officers are sometimes stabbed, officers get into altercations and they’re out on job injuries for very long periods of time,” said Kimberly Collica-Cox, a criminal justice professor at Pace University.

“Such a child would lack the capacity to understand that a penis and vagina could make a baby,” said Bridget J. Crawford, an expert on guardianship law at Pace University law school. “And that certainly is not the Britney Spears case.”

"The law is the law. Here's the simple issue, what are they afraid of, that people will know the truth?" asks Randolph McLaughlin, a law professor at Pace University. "They're claiming that's part of the FOIL law but I think it's just an effort to stop people from getting access to the records that they need to determine whether or not their police department is functioning efficiently, constitutionally, or abusively," said McLaughlin.

The court’s decision “demonstrates thoughtful and responsible decision-making”, said Marvin Krislov, the president of Pace University, who as general counsel at the University of Michigan led a successful Supreme Court defence of Michigan’s affirmative action policy.

Pace University Dyson Professor, Dr. Darrin Porcher joins Jimmy Failia and discuss refunding the police as crime stats continue to soar around the country.

Pace University announced Tuesday it will require all faculty, staff and students to be vaccinated against the coronavirus. In a letter to the Pace community, signed by President Marvin Krislov, Provost Vanya Quinones and Brian Anderson, the university's director of emergency management and environmental health and safety, the university will require at the beginning of the fall 2021 semester proof of vaccination against the virus for everyone who will come to the campuses, including Pleasantville in Westchester County.

When COVID-19 first slammed New York City nearly a year ago, Acton native and acute care nurse practitioner Ingrid Gunther was on the front lines. At the next virtual Saturday Morning Breakfast, we’ll hear how Ingrid coped with the pandemic and how she and her profession are doing now. Ingrid practices at NYU Langone Hospital and teaches at Pace University and NYU Meyers College of Nursing.