We’ll also find out about 92 new places where you can read The New York Times for free. Unlike other large police agencies in New York State, the State Police don’t have explicit disciplinary guidelines for officers who commit offenses like those. As early as 1997, a special prosecutor recommended that the Professional Standards Bureau investigate all cases of serious misconduct. James Barron writes the New York Today newsletter, a morning roundup of what’s happening in the city. The post Slaps on the Wrist for State Troopers in Misconduct Cases appeared first on New York Times.