Selective Outrage Has a Second Name: Retaliation
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY The New York City Police Department’s current fixation on so-called “overtime abuse” is not a belated discovery […]
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Dignity at Exit Is Not Optional: When Courts Finally Call Administrative Retaliation What It Is
In December 2025, I published Administrative Retaliation: How the NYPD Weaponizes Separation and Certification, a thought-piece grounded in years of
Compelled Silence or Compelled Speech?
NYPD Interviews, Criminal Exposure, and the Fifth Amendment Line
When Courts Become the Only Check Left
Crime Narratives, Racialized Enforcement, and the Long Arc of Constitutional Harm in New York City From Daniels, Floyd, Davis, and
Who Gets Harmed When the Story Is Wrong
The Civil-Rights Costs of Narrative Policing in New York City Executive Summary Crime narratives do not merely describe
Manufacturing Safety: Crime Data, Media Narratives, and Civil Rights in New York City
Executive Summary Crime has declined across the United States and in New York City in the post-pandemic period. That
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Who the Media Decides Is a Victim
Kristin Cabot. Paige Shiver. Lieutenant Quathisha Epps. And How Power, Race, and Institutional Self-Preservation Decide Credibility Executive Summary Sexual-harassment
Judge Sharpe Denies Motion to Disqualify Eric Sanders; Orders Hearing Into Plaintiff’s Submissions
Supreme Court Lifts All Restraining Orders, Finds No Conflict of Interest, and Sets January 14, 2026 Hearing to
NYPD Recruits Forced Out Under Unauthorized Fitness Regime Demand Immediate Reinstatement
For Immediate Release Department Re-Imposed an Unvalidated 1.5-Mile Run After DCJS Approved the Job Standard Test, Coerced “Voluntary”