The incompetence of Mary Gasparini, a CLE lecturer on attorney ethics and attorney disciplinary proceedings, has been confirmed as a matter of law

A disciplinary prosecutor, Mary Gasparini, asks to put an attorney in jail for treating an open court proceeding as an open court proceeding and for violating her own privacy.

Gasparini does it despite a statute providing that proceedings she claims to be closed are open to the public, despite the fact that Gasparini never satisfied conditions for closing the proceedings, and did not follow requirements to close court proceedings, as set in multiple mandatory precedents of the New York State Court of Appeals, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 2nd Circuit and the U.S. Supreme Court, not to mention the New York State statute, Judiciary Law 4, that provides that all court proceedings but those enumerate, are public and may not be made closed to the public simply at judicial discretion.

This woman should not be teaching the CLEs, she should not be even an attorney.

It is my opinion, based on Mary Gasparini's conduct, or rather, misconduct throughout my attorney disciplinary proceedings, crowned by her attempt to bring meritless criminal charges against me for opening public court proceedings to the public and for violating my own privacy, that her competence, as well as her integrity are very obviously at minus double digits.

I wonder if Mary Gasparini will ever decide to prosecute herself for incompetence and misconduct - because nobody else can bring a disciplinary case against a disciplinary prosecutor in New York.