Making laws in any context is difficult, but when it comes to organized crime and New York state, the pressure is especially tense, and the “tinkering” is especially vital. Hear about the “hundreds” of hours it took to help get the New York State Organized Crime Control Act across the finish line and the impact it ultimately had in the state. Then Dan and Asher round out this Making Laws in New York 101 session with a few final stories of the legislative process, in both its successes and failures.