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	MTA NYC Transit - Rules of Conduct
		A prohibition against “turnstile jumping”, entering through an exit gate, etc. would be added to Section 1050.4(a) which deals with payment of fare and access to NYCT facilities.
		Situations arise currently where passengers “jump” the turnstiles or enter through an exit gate when their time-based card is swiped improperly or malfunctions.
		However, “turnstile jumping” and related conduct, whatever the stated rationale, create an environment of disorder, including the perception among other passengers that the fare was evaded.
	www.mta.info /nyct/rules/staffsummary.htm (1281 words)

	Zelda Universe
		Go to the nine boxed-in tiles, jump from the top-left to the top-right, jump from the bottom-right to the top-right, top-left to top-right, top-right to bottom-right, middle-right to middle-left, then top-left to bottom-left to open the left door.
		Go to the nine boxed-in tiles and jump from the top-left to the top-right, jump from the bottom-right to the top-right, top-left to top-right, top-right to bottom-right, middle-right to middle-left and top-left to bottom-left to open the left door.
		Go up one screen, jump across the moving platform, switch with the diamond, jump across to the other platform, go up the stairs in the top-left, switch with the pots to get to the left ladder and go up.
	www.zelda.com /universe/game/oracleages/walk.jsp (14981 words)

	The Case against Newt
		Turnstile jumping and hustling motorists with squeegee-flmail lead to muggings and more violent outrages.
		But Newt is a turnstile jumper in one of the most conspicuous political positions in the country.
		It's as though he not only jumped the turnstile but held up the clerk in the ticket booth.
	www.monitor.net:16080 /monitor/9701b/ac-newt.html (770 words)

	The Big Apple: Iron Maiden or HEET (High Entrance/Exit Turnstile)
		The turnstile was the high-gated variety, known as an ‘’iron maiden,’’ and there was no token clerk in sight.
		There was a trio of waist-high turnstiles that would have allowed the crowd to pass through almost as if there were no barrier, but they were barred.
		Like several riders using the exit recently, Lee was unaware that on both sides of the turnstiles are intercoms to talk to a clerk at a full-time booth 400 feet down the platform, who could open emergency gates with the push of a button.
	www.barrypopik.com /article/1098/iron-maiden-or-heet-high-entranceexit-turnstile (1208 words)

	New York's Premier Alternative Newspaper. Arts, Music, Food, Movies and Opinion (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		Yes, felonies in the subway are running 17 percent ahead of last year, but at the same time turnstile jumping is down about 16 percent, so things pretty much balance out.
		In fact, the police, through a fancy bit of reasoning, actually connect the drop in turnstile jumpers with the increase in robberies.
		And turnstile jumpers were very often arrested right then and there, preventing them from going about their nefarious business.
	www.nypress.com /18/27/pagetwo/newshole3.cfm (256 words)

	MTA NYC Transit - Summary of Proposed Rule Changes
		Situations arise where passengers âjumpâ a turnstile or enter through an exit gate when their time-based card is swiped improperly or malfunctions.
		These situations may not give rise to a sustainable charge of theft of services, however, âturnstile jumpingâ and related conduct, whatever the stated rationale, creates an environment of disorder including the perception among other passengers that the fare was evaded.
		A prohibition against âturnstile jumpingâ, entering through an exit gate, etc. is added to section 1050.4(a) which deals with payment of fare and access to NYCTA facilities.
	www.mta.nyc.ny.us /nyct/rules/changessummary.htm (1661 words)

	He Shook up Manhattan (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		Turnstile jumping–getting into the subway without paying–became the city's favorite sport.
		(One of the early joys of the Giuliani administration was heading to the West Fourth Street subway station to watch cops round up a few hundred turnstile jumpers and bus them to a three-hour adventure at police headquarters.) A million people were on welfare.
		They decided to start arresting folks who were jumping them.
	www.freerepublic.com /focus/f-news/603614/posts (2042 words)

	Bernard E. Harcourt: Policing Disorder
		This policy is driven by the "broken windows theory"—the idea that tolerating such minor infractions as graffiti spraying, aggressive panhandling, prostitution, public urination, and turnstile jumping encourages serious violent crime by sending a signal that the community is not in control.
		Royster was identified after he was arrested for turnstile jumping in the subway.
		Someone arrested for turnstile jumping may be fired for missing work; and strained police-civilian relations can create friction between the community and the police force that may be detrimental to solving crimes.
	www.bostonreview.net /BR27.2/harcourt.html (7609 words)

	The Harvard Crimson :: Opinion :: The Death of the Fourth Amendment
		His perceived accomplishments in improving the "quality of life" in New York are, in reality, abuses of police discretion and the perpetuation of a racial double standard in law enforcement.
		For whites, Guiliani's improved "quality of life" may be manifested in the form of cleaner streets, fewer "broken windows" and a marked decline in subway turnstile jumpers.
		Even if a hefty fine for turnstile jumping seems draconian in comparison with other cities' policies, no civil liberties are violated if an existing law is aggressively but uniformly enforced.
	www.thecrimson.com /article.aspx?ref=100403 (878 words)

	I fought the law, Vol. 7: Bring it on! on Flickr - Photo Sharing!
		It remains to be seen whether this argument will be vindicated in my case, but I know that others who engaged in "turnstile-jumping" (such as the guy mentioned in the Daily News article) have had their charges dismissed on that basis.
		Well, the Transit Authority has proposed an amendment to the relevant rule, which would provide that anyone who sneaks under (or jumps over) a turnstile to enter a subway platform is per se guilty of fare evasion.
		Given the frequency with which the farecards malfunction (thus leading some passengers to "turnstile jump" out of desperation), I think the proposed amendment is a very bad idea.
	www.flickr.com /photos/hbomb/22712138 (888 words)

	UTU: News
		Turnstile jumping as a virtual synonym for fare evasion may have made perfect sense in the days of the subway token, but prepaid MetroCards complicate matters.
		The reason for wondering is that transit officials said yesterday, in response to a question, that violators would continue to be charged with fare evasion.
		So here was someone charged with enforcing the rules who felt, whatever they may say at subway headquarters, that jumping a turnstile does not automatically equal fare evasion.
	www.utu.org /worksite/detail_news.cfm?ArticleID=14277 (701 words)

	One-way traffic - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Sometimes a door or gate can be opened freely from one side, and only with a key or by inserting a coin from the other side (house door, door with a coin slot, e.g.
		The latter can be passed without paying when somebody else leaves, and by multiple persons if only one pays (as opposed to a coin-operated turnstile).
		This page was last modified 17:22, 21 June 2006.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/One-way_street (502 words)

	Mental Health Courts: An Advocate's Perspective (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		jumping a turnstile, minor drug possession, trespassing, or prostitution) that is worth around 0-30 days in jail, and the '98 Lexus as a more serious offense (such as drug sale, or an assault where someone is hurt, for example) that is worth between one and nine years in prison - and you'll get the picture.
		Angela is charged with a relatively minor offense.
		minor drug possession, hitting someone but not hurting them, harassing someone, prostitution, panhandling, jumping a turnstile, trespassing, etc.)
	www.tilrc.org /docs/0203mhcourts.htm (1936 words)

	Big Apple Kids - Law, Education & Health
		Transported in a van with two other girls and one boy, Emily recognized one of the girls as the "ringleader" who jumped her in the sixth grade.
		Manacled by one leg and one hand to the boy, Emily kept her head down as the van pulled into its destination.
		The girl ran to the police station and Emily jumped on the S59 bus headed for Port Richmond.
	www.jrn.columbia.edu /studentwork/children/1997/shackles.asp (4689 words)

	Columns: Random acts in the city that never sleeps
		I marched to the turnstile, swiped my MetroCard and waited for the familiar "Go" signal.
		Those malfunctioning turnstiles had turned otherwise law-abiding New Yorkers into turnstile-jumping criminals.
		One beautiful, stylishly dressed woman, who had gone beneath a turnstile, was in tears as the officer handed her a summons.
	www.sptimes.com /2004/02/11/Columns/Random_acts_in_the_ci.shtml (800 words)

	Brazilian did not flee UK gun cops (London gun fire victim report) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		The jumping of the turnstile report came from one civilian eyewitness who withdrew it a couple of weeks ago, saying that he now believed that the person he saw jumping the turnstile was a member of the armed response team.
		I do find it strange that that 'fact' and the idea that the guy was wearing a heavy jacket were allowed to remain in the public domain as 'facts' even after the police were in possession of the clothing and CCTV which showed these to be false.
		Canard said: "The jumping of the turnstile report came from one civilian eyewitness who withdrew it a couple of weeks ago, saying that he now believed that the person he saw jumping the turnstile was a member of the armed response team.
	www.freerepublic.com /focus/f-news/1465572/posts (2852 words)

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		As my friend and I approached the turnstile the light went off and the CTA workers stopped us from going through.
		I know that the cards are only to be used by one rider, but I did not realize that the CTA has a system in place to prevent people from using the card twice.
		I had no other way to pay, and I know it is wrong, and I had just said the "Turnstile jumping is not a sport" to my friend, but I did it.
	www.blogger.com /email-post.g?blogID=5194635&postID=92688556 (537 words)

	Division of Labour: Learning by doing c. 1906
		Two or more persons were injured, particularly women, nearly every day by running against the bars and being caught by them.
		There is nothing more dangerous than this turnstile method of entrance and exit where the public is to be dealt with.
		Evidently in 1906, the term "turnstile jumping" would not have been used.
	divisionoflabour.com /archives/002739.php (244 words)

	MetroCards in New York City (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		Scores of frustrated MetroCard users who can't get through the turnstile with the first few swipes are simply jumping the turnstile.
		Most of the fare-beating is occurring during the rush-hour crush, when turnstile troubles cause a huge backlog of straphangers worried that they'll miss their trains.
		A maintenance worker was assigned to clean the turnstiles and swipe [the] machine at the Astoria station with rubbing alcohol just hours after the morning fare-dodging spree.
	www.notbored.org /metro-snafus.html (296 words)

	Tales from the Big City \| NYSFAAA
		Their job is to round up the turnstile jumpers.
		One of the results of the crackdown on turnstile jumpers is that a lot of people with outstanding arrest warrants are being arrested.
		You are welcome to question my logic on this, but if it were me, and I knew the cops were looking for me, I would try to avoid getting arrested for doing something stupid, like jumping the turnstile in the subway.
	www.nysfaaa.org /docs/tales_NY/03_0508.html (559 words)

	Broken Win (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		This "broken windows" theory — the idea that tolerating minor infractions like graffiti, aggressive panhandling and turnstile jumping encourages more serious crimes by sending a signal that the community is not in control — has been endorsed in some form by all the candidates.
		The broken-windows policy has made possible a 66 percent jump in misdemeanor arrests from 1993 to 1998 and sharp increases in stop-and-frisks that allow more searches for guns, more checks for outstanding warrants and more fingerprint collection.
		This enhanced surveillance has come with a big price tag: a 37 percent increase in complaints of police misconduct from 1993 to 1999, significant racial disparities in enforcement, illegal strip searches and many traumatic encounters — some of them deadly — for ordinary citizens.
	www.policetalk.com /broken_win.html (853 words)

	Thoughts on Freakonomics (reddit.com)
		So, in NYC under Dinkens, cops were not encouraged to hassle the petty thieves, whereas Guilliani (or Bratton, at least) insisted on hammering "quality of life" crimes.
		And the value of nabbing people for petty crap, such as turnstile jumping, is not that it sets an example and deters others, but that it gives cops an excuse to search them for weapons, and hold them while they check for outstanding warrants.
		I just want to emphasize something you touched on: it was noticed that turnstile jumpers often turn out to be wanted for much more serious crimes.
	reddit.com /info/2wba/comments (651 words)

	war on terror \| MetaFilter (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		I would not jump the turnstile, unless I was unaware that the people were professing to be police.
		The fact that the shooting happened after the turnstile, not before it, indicates that they were likely to have been operating with some sort of threshold of suspicion: i.e.
		One possibility, but it's nothing more than a hypothetical construct, is that they weren't as concerned with him at the start, and that his increasing proximity to the tube increased their concern, culminating with his jumping the turnstile.
	www.metafilter.com /mefi/43680#991870 (15826 words)

	License to Kill
		As the story goes, an “Asian-looking man” was spotted exiting a house that was under surveillance for suspected terrorists.
		When confronted by undercover police (i.e., camouflaged, armed killers), he bolted and ran, jumping a turnstile and running into a train where he was tackled by these three state killers and shot five times in the head (later revised to seven, and eight times in total).
		And, now of course, we learned that he didn’t run, he didn’t hop the turnstile and that he wasn’t even wearing that suspiciously large bomb concealing jacket that allegedly lead to his murder.
	www.strike-the-root.com /52/younga/younga2.html (1030 words)

	NY1: Transit
		Last month, along with better publicized rule changes, like a ban on passing between subway cars, the MTA board also tightened the rules on turnstile jumping, making clear that having a valid MetroCard is not a valid defense.
		When he crossed the street to the downtown platform, he of course got the “just used” message at the turnstile, and the clerk, he says, refused to help.
		But the lesson here is, when in doubt, don't jump it - it could end up costing you a lot more than two bucks.
	www.ny1.com /ny1/content/index.jsp?stid=5&aid=54164 (571 words)

	FindLaw for Legal Professionals - Case Law, Federal and State Resources, Forms, and Code
		While Officer Pajowski was in the underground pedestrian- walkway ("pedway"), he saw Willie Kelly run through the Marshall Field doors that accessed the pedway and jump over the subway turnstile.
		Upon seeing Officer Pajowski, Kelly turned around and ran through another turnstile, up the northbound stairs exiting to the east side of State Street.
		Officer Pajowski then returned to the pedway to determine whether Kelly had committed any other crime besides jumping the turnstile.
	laws.lp.findlaw.com /7th/972163.html (4551 words)

	Carpundit: Turnstile Jumping on the Green Line (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		There were perhaps four people in line waiting to buy tokens, but no one seemed in a hurry because there were no trains nearby.
		The turnstile was sticking, people were jumping it, and the token clerk was calling them in as fare evaders.
		I learned all that from the shouting match the MBTA cop got into with a businessman who had witnessed not only my encounter, but apparently the token clerk's encounters with people as well, and was not happy about the MBTA's efficiency or customer service.
	carpundit.typepad.com /carpundit/2005/02/turnstile_jumpi.html (655 words)

	Wired New York Forum - Subway Officials Seek Ban on Picture-Taking
		Transit officials also proposed a tougher rule against turnstile jumping, banning it even if a miscreant has a fare card and acts out of frustration when the card or a turnstile malfunctions, and they suggested new rules against walking between subway cars, putting feet on seats and misusing student or senior reduced-fare cards.
		The police officers, who would not give their names, said they had been ordered to enforce a spate of proposed changes to subway rules, which include no turnstile jumping, riding between subway cars or taking pictures with still or video cameras.
		Also included in regulation 21 NYCRR 1050.9c are stiffer penalties for hopping turnstiles, walking between cars, and using seats as footrests.
	www.wirednewyork.com /forum/printthread.php?t=4870&pp=50 (8555 words)

	UTU: News
		Boyd "jump over the turnstile to avoid paying fare." The flaw here is that Mr.
		The position of New York City Transit is that turnstile jumping, by definition, is fare evasion; if something goes wrong, you should appeal to the fare booth clerk.
		Clearly, if you jumped the turnstile, you did not pay.
	www.utu.org /worksite/detail_news.cfm?ArticleID=11847 (765 words)

	'Til The Cows Come Home: Thank You For Riding the New York MTA
		I ask her to buzz me in through the turnstile since I just lost $21.
		Ah, to be limber enough to be able to jump turnstiles.
		Jumping turnstiles in a single bound, MAK reminds me once again that:
	www.cowsinthebarn.com /archives/000572.html (975 words)

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