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
Summary Newly obtained FOIL emails show the NY AG’s Law Enforcement Misconduct Investigative Office (LEMIO) was notified about additional incidents involving former New Rochelle officer Lane Schlesinger. Despite that, the AG’s May 24, 2024 “pattern misconduct” report left out Marc Fishman’s case and other documented incidents within the two-year review window. LEMIO Chief Tyler Nims confirms by email that the AG’s investigation is closed and … Continue reading FOIL Emails: AG Omitted Key Schlesinger Incidents From “Pattern Misconduct” Report
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE September 28, 2025 Media Contact: Press@newrochellepoliceabuse.com NEW YORK, NY —— Disabled father and advocate Marc Fishman continued calling out systemic misconduct in New York’s justice system after revealing in an interview on The Stone Zone (WABC 770 AM) that exonerating evidence was withheld, disability accommodations denied, and conflicts of interest ignored in a case that led to his 45-day jail sentencing by Westchester DA Susan Cacace. (Listen to the full interview … Continue reading ICYMI: Bronx Father Exposes ADA Violations and Withheld Evidence in Explosive WABC Interview With Roger Stone
Marc Fishman, a disabled father, faces a 45-day jail sentence despite clear evidence of his innocence, including exonerating video and police misconduct. Prosecutors continue to ignore these findings, failing in their ethical duty. His case reflects broader systemic issues in New York’s justice system, particularly regarding the rights of disabled defendants. Continue reading Justice Denied: Why New York Must Answer for Marc Fishman
