Category: Courts
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Shadows of the Syndicate: The Ken Jowdy Money Trail
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Every good scandal begins with two stories that cannot both be true. Kenneth A. Jowdy appears in Diamante Cabo’s polished history as the visionary behind a world-class golf empire. Yet…
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The Sirens Follow Eric Sanders
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Eric Sanders has made ethics the centerpiece of his public brand. He arrives before the cameras as a civil-rights crusader, condemning misconduct, retaliation and institutional abuse. But Sanders’ own documented…
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Kenner Got The Cage: Is Tarantino Available?
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The Philip Kenner story does not belong in a sterile government press release. It belongs under hard light, where badges, bankers, media cutouts, sports-world fixers, and federal operators can finally…
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Judicial Pinball Explodes
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Richard Luthmann’s supplemental recusal filing just turned Luthmann v. Hanks into a courthouse legitimacy test. The filing says Judge Emily Morales-Minerva should step aside because the case now involves a…
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Brooklyn, Civil Rights, Corruption, Corruption Exposés, Courts, Crime, Crime & Law Enforcement, Criminal Justice System, Eric Adams, FBI, Federal Court, Free Speech & Media, Investigative Reporting, Legal News, New York Courts, New York Politics, News Article, NYC Local Politics, NYC Mayor, NYPD, Richard Luthmann, Scumbag Lawyer Eric Sanders, Scumbag LawyersEric Sanders Ducks His Record
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Eric Sanders finally responded to the reporting on his troubled record. He just did not answer the questions. The self-styled civil-rights lawyer representing Quathisha Epps in the Jeffrey Maddrey scandal…
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Maddrey Accuser’s Lawyer Exposed
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The Jeffrey Maddrey scandal is not the clean NYPD morality play the media wants to sell. Former Lt. Quathisha Epps, the administrative officer who became the department’s highest-paid employee, sits…
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Cult Cop Comes For MAGA
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Steven Hassan built a career telling people they were trapped in cults. Frank Parlato says the problem is no longer Hassan’s opinion. The problem is that federal law enforcement has…
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Law or Buffalo Back-Room Politics?
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Ryan Flynn is out of jail, the felony case against him is gone, and the political smoke around former Erie County District Attorney John Flynn is getting thicker. Ryan Flynn…
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Judicial Retirement Rule Survives
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New York’s highest court just told the judiciary’s elder statesmen: the age clock still runs. Retired Judge John Leventhal and the Aidala Bertuna & Kamins team brought a sharp Equal…
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The Complaint He Never Saw
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Frank Rose was trusted with America’s nuclear secrets, but not trusted with the secret accusation that ended his career. The former second-ranking official at the National Nuclear Security Administration says…
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The Man in the Cage
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Philip Kenner’s case is no longer only a prison reform story, a First Step Act story, or a Bureau of Prisons failure story. It is a survival story. In new…
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Cancer Behind Bars
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The Supreme Court narrowed compassionate release in Rutherford, but it did not kill mercy. It pushed the fight back where it belongs: serious illness, medical neglect, custody control, and human…
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Federal Prison Pandora’s Box
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Philip Kenner’s compassionate-release battle may force the Eastern District of New York to confront years of alleged cancer-related medical delay, interrupted treatment protocols, and a larger prosecutorial scandal hiding behind…
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Ryan Flynn is Still Jailed – Why?
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Ryan Flynn remains locked up in Erie County on what he says is an uncorroborated internet-post case with no physical contact, no weapon, no property damage, no missed court dates,…







