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No Order, No Appeal: The Quiet Corruption of Judge-Shopping in Westchester Family Court

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Marc Fishman, a disabled father, seeks a signed transfer order for his family court case after it was reassigned from Judge Burke to Judge Michelle Schauer without documentation. Despite multiple requests, the court has not provided clarity, raising concerns about judicial misconduct, ADA violations, and lack of due process for pro se litigants.

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The Untouchable Robe: How Judge Susan Capeci’s Decisions Have Harmed Families, Sparked Outrage, and Escaped Accountability

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Judge Susan M. Capeci has faced repeated criticism for her purported bias in court decisions, especially in cases involving domestic violence and child custody. Her rulings have led to allegations of judicial misconduct, wrongful removal of children, and denial of due process for litigants, raising significant concerns about her impact on families and justice.

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The ADA Black Hole: How Judges Pretend Disability Rights Don’t Exist in America’s Courtrooms

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The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) is often disregarded in U.S. courts, resulting in severe consequences for disabled litigants like Marc Fishman and Taran Nolan. Courts frequently deny or ignore ADA accommodations, causing emotional and legal chaos. This systemic issue necessitates enforcement, training, and accountability for judges to ensure equal justice.

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Why the NY Attorney General’s Office Failed to Act—Despite the Evidence

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In 2020, New York’s Law Enforcement Misconduct Investigative Office aimed to increase police accountability. However, despite substantial evidence against Officer Lane Schlesinger, including multiple misconduct referrals, the Attorney General’s 2024 report inadequately addressed the issues, reflecting political caution and institutional protection over public justice and accountability.

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Omitted by Design: How NY’s Attorney General Whitewashed a Pattern Predator’s Trail

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By Michael Phillips On May 24, 2024, New York Attorney General Letitia James released a long-awaited report declaring that former New Rochelle police officer Lane Schlesinger had engaged in pattern …

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Internal Affairs Knew: The Paper Trail That Should’ve Ended Schlesinger’s Career

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Former New Rochelle police officer Lane Schlesinger faced numerous misconduct complaints, including dishonest behavior and policy violations, yet remained on the force until retirement without accountability. Internal reports detailed his dangerous conduct, notably a 2021 incident in a COVID ICU, highlighting systemic failures by oversight bodies to address his actions.

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“I Don’t Care”: The COVID Hospital Incident They Tried to Bury

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In August 2021, retired officer Lane Schlesinger violated COVID-19 protocols at North Shore Hospital, disregarding warnings and masks. Despite documented misconduct and referrals to the Attorney General’s office, no action was taken against him. Schlesinger’s case highlights systemic failures in law enforcement accountability, leading to unequal treatment under the law.

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The Protected Predator: How Lane Schlesinger Evaded Accountability for 15 Years

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In New Rochelle, former police officer Lane Schlesinger exemplifies systemic misconduct, ignoring regulations during a COVID-19 incident and facing no accountability for numerous violations. Instead of discipline, he retired with a generous pension while individuals like Marc Fishman endure unjust consequences. This case highlights a troubling culture within police departments favoring protection over integrity.

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Where Is the Oversight? NY Legislators Stay Silent as Family Court Abuses Continue

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Marc Fishman, denied due process and access to his children, symbolizes systemic abuse in New York’s family courts, where judges act without accountability. Despite evidence of misconduct and legislators’ awareness, reforms remain unaddressed, resulting in suffering families. Immediate legislative action and oversight are essential to restore justice in the system.

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Aidan Hasn’t Seen His Father in 7 Years: When Parental Alienation Is Court-Sanctioned

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Marc Fishman has not seen his son Aidan for over seven years, despite no allegations of abuse or danger. Fishman’s case highlights failures in the family court system, where parental alienation is overlooked and visitation rights are denied without due process. This tragedy reflects a broader issue affecting many parents and children.

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