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Who the Media Decides Is a Victim
Kristin Cabot. Paige Shiver. Lieutenant Quathisha Epps. And How Power, Race, and Institutional Self-Preservation Decide Credibility Executive Summary Sexual-harassment law does not collapse because the rules are unclear. It...
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Judge Sharpe Denies Motion to Disqualify Eric Sanders; Orders Hearing Into...
Supreme Court Lifts All Restraining Orders, Finds No Conflict of Interest, and Sets January 14, 2026 Hearing to Address “Troubling” Discrepancies in Plaintiff’s Evidence NEW YORK — Today, in a decisive ruling,...
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Public Statement on NYPD Probationary Officers, Proposed Waivers, and Pending Litigation
This Public Statement is issued in response to reports that a group of probationary New York City police officers have been advised that they may be “allowed” to remain employed only if they agree to a negotiated settlement waiving their legal...
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Administrative Retaliation: How the NYPD Weaponizes Separation and Certification
Dedication This thought-piece is dedicated to Retired Lieutenant Quathisha Epps, Detective Specialist Jaenice Smith, Retired Police Officer Nicholas Hernandez, and the thousands of...
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Running Beyond the Law: Why the NYPD’s 1.5-Mile Run Violates the...
A Legal and Policy Analysis of the Professional Policing Act, Title VII, and New York’s Human Rights Framework Dedication This and all related...
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When the Playbook Fails: How the City Learned to Fight Back...
Executive Summary For more than a century and a half, civil-rights litigation has served as the public’s most enduring check on institutional abuse. Since the Civil Rights Act of 1866 (42 U.S.C. § 1981) first codified equal...
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