Strategic perspectives on civil rights, employment discrimination, sexual harassment, police misconduct, retaliation, and institutional accountability.
From Floyd to Federal Monitorship to Modern DOJ Audits, New York Has Been Studied, Supervised, and Reformed—But Rarely Forced to Confront Individual Criminal Liability...
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A two-part analysis of the federal complaint as pleaded—its asserted claims, structure, and vulnerabilities—and how it could have been strengthened through the inclusion of...
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For Immediate Release Preliminary assessment places Andy Peralta’s death within a broader documented pattern of NYPD pursuit escalation, underreporting, and disproportionate harm —...
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Why New York Law Does Not Let Police Manufacture Authority After the Fact Executive Summary “Resisting arrest” has become one of the most...
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What Happened to Mr. Timothy L. Brown Shows Why Civil Rights, Diversity, and Constitutional Discipline Are the Only Viable Future I. What Happened...
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Police pursuit is not merely a tactical decision—it is a constitutional act in motion. The law’s tendency to isolate the moment of impact obscures...
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Before this scandal broke into the broader media cycle, the warning was already on the record: racist conduct inside an active police command is...
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Why Courts Should Control the Peremptory Challenge Process Core Thesis The peremptory challenge has long been defended as an ordinary tool of trial...
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How Vincent J. Vallelong and the New York Post abandoned professional standards in the public response to the Erik Duran case. There are...
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