So - which of the Neronis is prosecuted in the current disciplinary proceeding? Does not really matter as long as one of them is punished. And it never really mattered anyway.

It is so difficult to count and distinguish among those Neronis that they are constantly mixed up by the prosecutors.

The Professional Conduct Committee of the 3rd Department did not really want to read court papers based on which it prosecuted "a Neroni", so it decided to prosecute Tatiana Neroni for acts or omissions (non-existing) of Frederick J. Neroni in 2008 when Tatiana Neroni was not admitted to practice law.

Nearly two years into the prosecution, while knowing that the above charge is fraudulent (but, of course, who cares if the goal is to disbar a pesky Neroni?) the Professional Conduct Committee decided to simplify matters by simply piling together the two Neronis under one caption (even though Frederick J. Neroni was already disbarred by them) and dumping both of us to the 4th Department to prosecute:

 

 

 

In Neroni v. Becker, in federal court, Chief Judge Gary L. Sharpe of the Northern District of New York, punished Mr. Neroni for sanctions against me, and punished me and Mr. Neroni for a pro se lawsuit of a third party that had nothing to do with either one of us.  As long as we were punished, that was ok with the judge, simply because I raised the issue that the judge's son is employed by the New York State Attorney General's office, and I considered it improper under the circumstances, for the judge to award any attorney's fees to his own son's employer.

 

But on September 15, 2014 the NYS Attorney General's office absolutely outdid itself by both continuing to allege that I failed to appear at a deposition in 2008 and failed to oppose a motion in 2008 when I was not an attorney (see my previous posts today for documents proving that),

 

 

while at the same time the NYS AG's office served their opposing brief in an appeal in federal court regarding my remanded disciplinary case upon my husband who is not an attorney and was never a party in MY disciplinary proceedings.

 

 

 

I already wrote in this blog that several judges already indicated they do not care which of the Neronis they sanction as long as they sanction one of us.

 

The same saga about punishing Neronis for actions of or omissions of one another (existing only in prosecutors' imagination) gloriously continues...

 

Once again - is there a limit to dishonesty and stupidity of public officials?