An interesting development in the Mokay saga - Richard Harlem wants to strike a perfected appeal because Richard Harlem stole part of the record

In an amazing display of stupidity - and belief in his own impunity no matter what he does, because he is a son of a judge, Oneonta, NY attorney Richard Harlem asked the Appellate Division 3rd Judicial Department, to dismiss my husband's already perfected appeal in the Mokay case because - gasp - Richard Harlem stole the trial exhibits, in collusion with trial judge Kevin Dowd.

Kevin Dowd specifically prohibited me, as my husband's attorney in the court below and in preparation of the appeal (I was doing that until my suspension on November 13, 2015) to see the trial exhibits, and ordered their release, without ever showing them to me or my husband, to Richard Harlem.

Right now Richard Harlem claims to the appellate court that my husband's Record on Appeal is "incomplete" because it lacks the trial exhibits - which Richard Harlem himself stole.

And, because Richard Harlem stole the exhibits, the remedy is to strike my husband's appeal, not to reverse the case summarily because, again, Richard Harlem stole the exhibits and made them unavailable for appellate review.

That's the logic of sons-of-judges in the State of New York.

And, Richard Harlem made another submission under oath claiming that he represents David Mokay.

The original affidavit of David Mokay was provided to the court by Mr. Neroni in opposition to that submission to show that Richard Harlem NEVER represented David Mokay in the 8.5 years of litigation in the Mokay saga, and that he knowingly proceeded on a forged retainer agreement.

Let's see how the 3rd Department will rule - how much it can stomach from a "son-of-a-judge", without finally doing what is right - dismissing the case with sanctions and attorney fees against Richard Harlem up to the point when I was suspended, from June 2007 to November 2015.