Stop Calling It “Sleeping With the Boss”
Sexual Grooming, Institutional Power, and Why Sexual Contact With Subordinates Is a Breach of Employer Trust Executive Summary The phrase “sleeping with the...
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Insights on Complex Legal Challenges
Strategic perspectives on civil rights, employment discrimination, sexual harassment, police misconduct, retaliation, and institutional accountability.
When Judgment Changes Sides
The Irony of Institutional Power, Sexual-Harassment Complaints, and Anonymous Litigation There is a particular irony in watching someone who once occupied a supervisory...
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When Separation Becomes Civil Disqualification
How New York’s Police-Decertification System Can Turn the Loss of One Government Job Into a Continuing Professional Disability—and Why Civil-Rights Law Must Be Brought...
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The NYPD Cannot Claim Zero Tolerance for Harassment While Its Discipline Matrix Says Otherwise
Pages 50–51 expose a fundamental contradiction between the Department’s anti-harassment rhetoric and the disciplinary consequences it has chosen for discrimination, sexual harassment, retaliation, and...
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Supreme Court Orders Briefing in Foster Challenge to NYPD Disciplinary Proceeding
The Sanders Firm, P.C. has published the public court filings relating to the Order to Show Cause filed in Headley v. City of New...
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When Silence Is Not Consent
What the Headley Trial Room Decision Got Right About Supervisory Power, Official Misconduct, Adult Sexual Grooming, and Off-Premises Workplace Conduct A Rare Point...
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The Sal Greco Show Takes the NYPD to Court Over Hidden Disciplinary Outcomes
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Verified Petition challenges the NYPD’s incomplete Trial Decision Library, undisclosed disciplinary settlements, and inability of the public to determine how...
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The Adams Administration Approved the Defense. Will Steven Banks Continue It After Rachlin?
Rachlin v. City of New York Raises a Current Question About § 50-k Representation, Post-Retirement Conduct, and Whether the City Can Continue Defending Individual...
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When Institutional Inaction Becomes Municipal Policy
Rachlin v. City of New York, Read Through Chislett, Clarifies How Repeated Misconduct, Senior-Level Notice, and Nonintervention Can Satisfy Monell The July 20, 2026...
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