Constitutional issues in my disciplinary proceedings will be published

Since I am now "safely" suspended, and cannot be any longer criminally prosecuted for violating my own privacy (as I was from January to May of 2015 when the bogus charges were sua sponte dismissed by the court), I will start publishing my pleadings raising constitutional issues that the 4th Department was too afraid to address.

Those are extensive pleadings, with a lot of exhibits, I will need some time to scan them, but I will publish them, for the public to be able to see why I was REALLY suspended, and for the public to be able to see that the issues that I raised were issues that the State of New York plagiarized and presented in its Final Report in the NYS Statewide Commission for Attorney Discipline, while suspending me nevertheless 2 months after the Final Report was filed, and denying my multiple motions raising those same issues - without an explanation or reasoning.

I am going to publish my constitutional motions - which were, again, all denied without an explanation or reasoning - so that people know what their public officials are capable of.

Stay tuned.