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Judging Justice: When Courts Become Gatekeepers for Employer Misconduct
I. Introduction: A System Built to Hear but Not to Believe In theory, the courtroom is where truth meets consequence. In practice, for too many civil rights plaintiffs—especially those alleging workplace discrimination, harassment, or...
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The Fitness Farce: How Police Psychological Exams Are a Misnomer—and a...
I. Introduction: The Fitness Farce Police departments often invoke “fitness for duty” as a medical fact—a diagnostic endpoint determined by clinical precision. However, fitness is not a medical concept, especially within the NYPD. It is a...
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Policing Was Born from Corruption—And That’s Why It Can’t Solve Crime
I. Introduction: Recycled Strategies from a Corrupt Blueprint Every time the NYPD rolls out a new public safety campaign, the political class pretends it's progress. "Park, Walk and Talk." "Neighborhood Safety Teams." "Community Policing."...
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Updated Legal Filing Alleges NYPD Retaliated Against Black Recruit for Whistleblower...
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Despite passing all exams and meeting every standard for graduation, NYPD recruit Emilio Andino remains in career limbo after his aunt, Lieutenant Quathisha Epps, filed a sexual harassment complaint against former...
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Retired NYPD Lieutenant to Sue City for Retaliation, Wage Theft, and...
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Retired NYPD Lieutenant Quathisha Epps to File Civil Rights Lawsuit Against City of New York and NYPD Leadership Over Retaliatory Pension Clawback and Wage Theft—Calls for Immediate Rescission, Oversight,...
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Presumed Guilty by a Strand: Why the NYPD and Other Employers...
Executive Summary Despite persistent scientific controversy and the lack of regulatory approval from any federal workplace drug testing authority, employers across the public and private sectors continue to rely on Psychemedics Corporation’s...
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