Socio Leo Glickman gana el movimiento de desprecintar registros en caso de Mattieu Burks,,en,que está demandando el estado de Nueva York por abusos a manos de los guardias de la prisión en el Clinton Correctional Facility posteriores al alto perfil de escape de dos internos,,en,Nueva York apelaciones estatales fallo,,en,Magistrado juez David Peebles ordenó a los registros sin sellar,,en,El Estado recurrió esta decisión,,en,los registros sugieren un encubrimiento de los abusos de los internos, como el Sr.,,en,Burks sabía que los fugados,,en,Lea la cobertura de prensa aquí,,en,Estado quiere registros sin sellar que sugieren un encubrimiento,,en,oculto al público en el juego de ataque interno,,en, who is suing New York State for abuse at hands of prison guards at the Clinton Correctional Facility subsequent to the high profile escape of two inmates. New York State appeals ruling. NOS. Magistrate Judge

Inmate in neighboring cell to escapees was beaten and suffocated after Cuomo visit. In suit naming Governor Cuomo, New York State troopers and corrections officers, Leo Glickman shows how Cuomo indirectly green-lighted the abuse and assault of client and inmate Patrick Alexander in ef

Partner Andrew Stoll, represents Fort Greene, Brooklyn resident Taj Patterson in claim that the City and the NYPD gave the Shomrim security patrol official recognition, money and impunity, which resulted in Patterson’s brutal beating. Was Williamsburg Orthodox security patrol that bli

Leo Glickman brings lawsuit contending that Department of Correction officers are to blame for scalpel contraband used to slash client Luziano Hinks. “The city itself blames correction officers for most of the contraband inside city jails, yet fails to take steps to prevent it.” Read

Partner Nicole Bellina represented a Brownsville, Brooklyn man arrested on a false gun charge, in his claim against two Gang Squad officers. The two NYPD Detectives were also named in other law suits from Washington Heights to Jamaica, Queens to East New York. Nicole Bellina contends

Leo Glickman, representing New York State voters, argued ballot snapshots are a protected form of political expression under the First Amendment. Read articles: Newsday, November 2, 2016 (includes video interview) New York Post, October 27, 2016 NY Daily News, October 27, 2016

A top city investigator says the flow of Rikers Island contraband was abetted by the very people charged with its halt: city correction officials and the jail’s guards. In a deposition obtained by the Daily News, a Department of Investigation inspector general revealed her frustration

New York City has agreed to pay $450,000 to settle a civil rights lawsuit filed by a former Rikers Island inmate who was hogtied by correction officers and then, while his hands were still cuffed, brutally beaten, the man’s lawyer said. Read full artcile at the NY Times

If you want to understand where the pent-up anger toward police in inner-city neighborhoods comes from, scenes like this (watch video on RollingStone.com) – showing the lead-up to the arrest of an 18-year-old from East New York named Jaleel Fields for disorderly conduct and «obstruc

Rolling Stone writer and best-selling author Matt Taibbi talks to Huff Po about police abuse, y grita a nuestra firma en el 7:50.