Marc Fishman has requested District Attorney Susan Cacace to recuse herself from his case, citing a conflict of interest involving a family court transcriber and attorney. He emphasizes the urgency of the request and indicates plans to escalate the matter to Judge Williams if he does not receive a timely response. Continue reading Request for Immediate Recusal of DA in People v Fishman
Marc Fishman has requested District Attorney Susan Cacace to recuse herself from his case due to a conflict of interest involving his attorney, Alan Kachalsky. Fishman claims that Cacace previously oversaw Kachalsky’s case and cites issues regarding a transcript that was allegedly altered. He demands a response by April 15, 2026. Continue reading Request for District Attorney Cacace to Recuse and Withdraw
Lt. Sean Kane’s disciplinary record reveals systemic failures within the New Rochelle Police, marked by repeated violations like missing court dates and mishandling evidence. Despite these issues, he remained employed, highlighting an accountability gap. His case raises concerns about the integrity of prosecutions and the culture that tolerates misconduct among officers. Continue reading The Officer Who Stayed: Inside the Disciplinary Record of Lt. Sean Kane
On March 15, 2024, Chief Judge Rowan D. Wilson introduced amendments to Part 52 of the Chief Judge’s Rules, permitting private disability accommodations (ex parte) for judges. This reform, backed by the Advisory Committee on Access for People with Disabilities, enhances privacy and ensures equal justice for individuals with disabilities in New York. Continue reading New York Courts Strengthen ADA Protections
Former New Rochelle Police Officer Lane Schlesinger refused to sign a mandatory evidence certification form, withholding 9.5 hours of police video footage and an audio call that could exonerate Marc Fishman. Fishman claims the District Attorney conspired with police to conceal exculpatory evidence, violating legal obligations for investigation. Continue reading Schlesinger Refused to Sign Evidence Certification Form – Transcript Confirms Police and DA Withheld Exonerating Video
Attorney Virginia Foulkrod of the Hudson Valley Justice Center faces accusations of violating federal disability laws while representing Jennifer Solomon in a custody case against Marc Fishman. Fishman claims Foulkrod improperly restricted his access to educational records as a disabled parent, misusing federal funds and breaching civil rights protections. Continue reading Letter to Hudson Valley Justice Center Board – Disability Discrimination Complaint Against Attorney Virginia Foulkrod
Summary Open Letter & Email Record From: Marc FishmanTo: Simone.Manigo@ag.ny.gov (Office of the NY Attorney General)Date: April 7, 2025Subject: Missing information in your “pattern misconduct and abuse report” on Lane Schlesinger (Executive Law § 75(5)(b) referral) Thank you for your report (1-793542917) designating Lane Schlesinger as the only Westchester officer flagged for “pattern misconduct and abuse.” I left multiple messages asking why my case was … Continue reading FOIL Emails: AG Omitted Key Schlesinger Incidents From “Pattern Misconduct” Report
Marc Fishman writes to Judge Schauer defending his parental rights under federal laws ensuring access to his children’s educational records. He highlights ongoing legal violations by opposing counsel, Virginia Foulkrod, and emphasizes the obligation of schools and courts to accommodate disabled parents. Fishman threatens federal action if access is denied. Continue reading Disabled Father Warns Westchester Court: FERPA and ADA Violations Will Trigger Federal Action
New York Attorney General Letitia James released a report on Lt. Gabriel Cuevas detailing years of misconduct yet withheld similar findings related to Marc Fishman’s false arrest, revealing a conflict of interest as her office defended others involved. This selective disclosure raises concerns about transparency and favoritism within her office, affecting victims. Continue reading FOLLOW-UP REPORT: Another “Pattern Misconduct” Officer Letitia James Publicly Exposed — While Hiding Marc Fishman’s Case
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