Strategic perspectives on civil rights, employment discrimination, sexual harassment, police misconduct, retaliation, and institutional accountability.
“Reverse discrimination” is not a term recognized by federal civil-rights law. It does not appear in Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of...
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Executive Summary This thought-piece addresses a constitutional crisis that is being consistently mischaracterized in public discourse. What is unfolding across the United States in...
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Executive Summary The current confrontation over federal immigration enforcement is being dangerously misframed. What is unfolding in 2026 is not a border-security dispute,...
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EXECUTIVE SUMMARY The New York City Police Department’s current fixation on so-called “overtime abuse” is not a belated discovery of misconduct. It is...
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In December 2025, I published Administrative Retaliation: How the NYPD Weaponizes Separation and Certification, a thought-piece grounded in years of representing officers whose service...
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NYPD Interviews, Criminal Exposure, and the Fifth Amendment Line ...
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Crime Narratives, Racialized Enforcement, and the Long Arc of Constitutional Harm in New York City From Daniels, Floyd, Davis, and Ligon — and why...
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The Civil-Rights Costs of Narrative Policing in New York City Executive Summary Crime narratives do not merely describe public safety; they justify...
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Executive Summary Crime has declined across the United States and in New York City in the post-pandemic period. That empirical fact is not...
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