Strategic perspectives on civil rights, employment discrimination, sexual harassment, police misconduct, retaliation, and institutional accountability.
The Court of Appeals draws a hard evidentiary line: shared knowledge must be proven, not presumed, before it can justify an arrest. Executive...
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A structural audit of how investigatory systems convert association into actionable findings, invert evidentiary norms, and impose employment consequences without a fully developed record....
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A statutory audit of disclosure failures, retaliatory enforcement, and the systemic concealment of workplace violence and serious misconduct Executive Summary The New York...
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How New York’s Senate Bill S54-A Confronts the Oldest Evasion in Sexual-Assault Law: Turning Intoxication Against the Victim I. The Consent Problem New...
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From Floyd to Federal Monitorship to Modern DOJ Audits, New York Has Been Studied, Supervised, and Reformed—But Rarely Forced to Confront Individual Criminal Liability...
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A two-part analysis of the federal complaint as pleaded—its asserted claims, structure, and vulnerabilities—and how it could have been strengthened through the inclusion of...
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For Immediate Release Preliminary assessment places Andy Peralta’s death within a broader documented pattern of NYPD pursuit escalation, underreporting, and disproportionate harm —...
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Why New York Law Does Not Let Police Manufacture Authority After the Fact Executive Summary “Resisting arrest” has become one of the most...
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What Happened to Mr. Timothy L. Brown Shows Why Civil Rights, Diversity, and Constitutional Discipline Are the Only Viable Future I. What Happened...
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