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This paper interrogates the role of local New York media coverage of Rikers and nayoral responses to this jail through the lens of "punitive time" -- from the Bloomberg era to Adams. The paper centers how the mayoral administrations of Bloomberg, de Blasio, and Adams each individually responded to Rikers as a "crisis" and their attempts to rein in criminal disorder reported in the media. The paper provides a critical criminological analysis to argue that Rikers is emblematic of our collective punitive time in which the marketing of crisis and disorder is necessary for law and order.