I am starting to analyze the yesterday's " State of the Judiciary 2015 " address by Jonathan Lippman, Chief Judge of the N...
Richard Harlem at his sleaziest...
Received a letter today from attorney Richard Harlem, son-of-a-judge representing plaintiffs in the Mokay litigation, see my blog post ...
"You might as well shoot your lawyer..."
That's what a Georgia judge told a witness in the courtroom - and offered her a real gun . Yes, judges are allowed to carry concealed...
On sexual harassment of females in American courts - let's breed sexual predators on the bench?
I've recently come across two episodes, from two different states, which I felt compelled to cover, as I see so much harassment of ...
Judge Tormey has a distinct tendency of discriminating against females working in the court system. I wonder when finally the State of New York will clean the bench of Judge Tormey's presence.
As I indicated in my previous blog post, Bobette Morin sued Judge James Tormey in 2007, won a denial of a summary judgment, and obtaine...
The Onondaga County District Attorney William Fitzpatrick, "top of the food chain" and roommate/buddy of Judge James Tormey, Judge Tormey and others were sued for misconduct
A court interpreter has sued the Onondaga County District Attorney William Fitzpatrick and his buddy and law school roommate Judge Torm...
Mary Gasparini shows her skills in "dealing with difficult attorneys" by trying to fix the mess by messing the mess.
Here is the masterpiece of my disciplinary prosecutor Mary Gasparini, " Dealing with Difficult Attorneys ". Here is how she i...
The incompetence of Mary Gasparini, a CLE lecturer on attorney ethics and attorney disciplinary proceedings, has been confirmed as a matter of law
A disciplinary prosecutor, Mary Gasparini, asks to put an attorney in jail for treating an open court proceeding as an open court procee...
To put a person in jail for treating a public court proceeding as a public court proceeding... Welcome to New York!
Judiciary Law Section 4 provides: Sittings of courts to be public. The sittings of every court within this state shall be public ...
Analysis of political connections of powerful law firms in an upcoming book
Instead of publishing ratings of law firms on this blog, I decided to prepare and am preparing for publication a book on connections of ...
A petition for a rehearing en banc was filed in the case Neroni v. Coccoma in the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 2nd Circuit
The case filed and prosecuted pro se by my husband Frederick J. Neroni raises important issues of public concern, such as (among other...
The quid pro quo a la Mary Gasparini and the disciplinary court, or more food for thought to Jonathan Lippman for his upcoming "State of the Judiciary" address
On February 6, 2015 I've written on this blog about Mary Gasparini's corrupt attempt to urge the referee in my case to file a f...
The disciplinary court gives the Grievance Committee legal advice how to properly commence frivolous contempt proceedings against me
I received today a spectacular letter from my disciplinary court. The letter was dated February 11, 2015. In the letter, "Principal...
My blogs hit 100,000 views. Thank you for your readership.
My blogs covering issues of independence of court representation, access to court and judicial, prosecutorial misconduct and misconduct ...
It is time for a shift from appointed to elected federal judges, and to get rid of the requirement that judges should be attorneys
Here is the list of currently serving judges of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 2nd Circuit. Only 8 out of 19 judges are not eligible f...
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