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🚨 COVER-UP ALERT: NY AG Letitia James Hid Marc Fishman’s Case

Letitia James’ office withheld Marc Fishman’s federal lawsuit against officer Lane Schlesinger from its misconduct investigation, while revealing other related lawsuits. This concealment obstructed justice, prolonging Fishman’s wrongful arrest and suffering. The failure to disclose such information signals malfeasance, demanding public awareness of systemic failures within the Attorney General’s office. Continue reading 🚨 COVER-UP ALERT: NY AG Letitia James Hid Marc Fishman’s Case

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How Do You Jail the Disabled Dad While the System Walks Free?

Marc Fishman, a Bronx father and disability rights advocate, faces a 45-day jail sentence after a seven-year legal battle against Westchester County authorities. His case highlights systemic issues, including denial of ADA accommodations and withheld exculpatory evidence. Supporters advocate for his release, emphasizing the broader implications for disabled litigants in the judicial system. Continue reading How Do You Jail the Disabled Dad While the System Walks Free?

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Double Standard: Why a Cop Keeps His Pension While a Disabled Dad Loses His Children

The article highlights the disparity in the justice system in New Rochelle, New York, featuring Officer Lane Schlesinger, who faces no repercussions for misconduct, and Marc Fishman, a father wrongfully stripped of parental rights despite evidence proving his innocence. The narrative critiques systemic failures that prioritize institutional protection over justice for the innocent. Continue reading Double Standard: Why a Cop Keeps His Pension While a Disabled Dad Loses His Children

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