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Category Archives: Civil Rights Law
Is It Time For The Feds To Rein In The NYPD?
When it comes to proactive law enforcement, intelligence and counterterrorism operations, the New York City Police Department – the NYPD – is viewed by many of its counterparts as one of the most innovative and successful police departments in...
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NYPD cop sued for sexual harassment files SLAPP suit against accuser...
After being accused of sexual harassment by my client Nelson Fernandez, Deputy Inspector Thomas Connolly files a SLAPP suit aka Strategic Lawsuit Against Public Participation in a weak veiled attempt to silence him. Read more Read lawsuit Read...
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Black employee slams ASPCA brush off after finding Hangman’s Noose’ in...
Black employee slams ASPCA brush off after finding "Hangman's Noose' in the workplace. Read more Read more Read more Read more here:...
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School for scandal
Medgar Evers College is a real-life animal house. The dean of freshman studies said yesterday she was the target of a sexual-harassment campaign. Dean Gale Gibson said provost Dr. Howard C. Johnson made nasty jokes questioning the paternity of her...
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Hempstead Police Official: I’m being forced to quit
Willie R. Dixon, until recently the second-in-command of Hempstead Village’s police department, plans to retire on July 22 — the result, he says, of being stripped of his rank. Dixon, who spent about 30 years on the force, was not reappointed...
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NYPD Cop Sues Department for $175 Million Dollars
An NYPD officer claims in a lawsuit that he may be forced to retire due to a hand injury he sustained during a brutal beat down by fellow officers outside his Queens home. Larry Jackson contends the cops – who responded to a 911 call from his...
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