Policy Statement: The Illegality of Unlicensed Psychological Evaluations in Police Hiring and Employment
The Sanders Firm, P.C. is committed to protecting the rights of civil service applicants and employees and ensuring full compliance […]
Policing the Mind: How the NYPD’s Use of Unlicensed Psychologists Violates State Law, Undermines Civil Rights, and Compromises Public Trust
Thesis: This thought piece examines how the New York City Police Department has systematically circumvented New York State licensing laws
Overtime or Overreach? The Racial Double Standard in NYPD ‘Reform’
Executive Summary For over a decade, the New York City Police Department has operated under a ballooning overtime budget
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Policy Memorandum: Civilianizing the NYPD—A Roadmap to Fiscal Responsibility and Public Safety Reform
Executive Summary For over a century, the New York City Police Department (NYPD) has maintained a workforce structure that blurs
UGESP Unveiled: Why Civil Service Compliance Begins with Valid Selection Procedures
Executive Summary For nearly half a century, the Uniform Guidelines on Employee Selection Procedures (UGESP) have served as the federal
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Policing the Ranks: Why the NYPD’s Purge of Probationary Officers Should Alarm Every New Yorker
Executive Summary In a sweeping campaign portrayed as administrative reform, the Adams-Tisch administration has retroactively disqualified dozens of probationary NYPD
The Retaliation Is the RICO: How Donlon’s Complaint Misuses Federal Procedure to Smear a Whistleblower
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE False RICO Allegations Against Whistleblower Retired Lieutenant Quathisha Epps Accused of Weaponizing the Courts to Intimidate, Retaliate,
“You and I Don’t Have a Relationship—Your P***y and I Do”: Explosive Sexual Misconduct Allegations Rock NYPD
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Systemic Failures at NYPD Cited in New Filing Detailing Pattern of Supervisory Abuse and Institutional Indifference New
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.
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