Independence of Representation in Court and Judicial Accountability in the United States
Tuesday, October 20, 2026
DRUG PROLIFERATION IN UPSTATE NEW YORK AND DRUG COURTS — PART V - HOW NEW YORK'S PRO-SQUATTER LAWS AND COVID-19 EVICTION RESTRICTIONS CREATED OPPORTUNITIES FOR GOVERNMENTAL APPROPRIATION AND DESTRUCTION OF PRIVATE PROPERTY
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I. NEW YORK'S STATUTORY TRAP: AN INVITATION TO ENTER CAN BECOME AN EXCUSE TO SEIZE A HOUSE In April 2024, New York enacted legislation...
DRUG PROLIFERATION IN UPSTATE NEW YORK AND DRUG COURTS — PART IV MORE OVERDOSE DEATHS, MORE GOVERNMENT MONEY: WHAT NEW YORK'S OWN SENATE INVESTIGATIONS REVEAL
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I. THE WORSE THE HEROIN EPIDEMIC BECAME, THE MORE MONEY THE GOVERNMENT APPROPRIATED TO FIGHT IT What happens when the government receives ...
DRUG PROLIFERATION IN UPSTATE NEW YORK AND DRUG COURTS — PART III HOW GOVERNMENT USES HEROIN DEALERS AS CONFIDENTIAL INFORMANTS — AT THE EXPENSE OF THE INFORMANTS, THEIR CUSTOMERS, AND THE PUBLIC
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I. The Government Recruits Drug Dealers to Investigate Other Drug Dealers One of the most troubling features of narcotics enforcement is t...
DRUG PROLIFERATION IN UPSTATE NEW YORK AND DRUG COURTS — PART II How Government Saves Money by Keeping Heroin Dealers Out of Prison — and Who Pays the Price
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THE GOVERNMENT'S OWN ADMISSIONS: KEEP THE HEROIN DEALERS OUT OF PRISON, SAVE TAXPAYER MONEY, AND SEND THEM BACK INTO THE COMMUNITY On ...
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