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THURSDAY, OCTOBER 29, 2026 · NEW YORK NOT EVEN JUDGES ARE ABOVE THE LAW

About Us

Accountability Should Apply to Everyone.

Stop New York Court Fraud is dedicated to documenting and examining allegations of fraud, misconduct and abuse within New York’s court system.

Judges, lawyers and other officers of the court hold positions of extraordinary responsibility. Accountability must apply to everyone.

Our Mission

Stop New York Court Fraud is dedicated to documenting and investigating allegations of fraud, misconduct and abuse within New York’s court system. Judges, lawyers and other officers of the court hold positions of extraordinary responsibility. Accountability must apply to everyone.

Due Process

Constitutional reference · Fifth Amendment

No person … shall be deprived of life, liberty, or property, without due process of law.

Fifth Amendment, Constitution of the United States

Constitutional reference · Fourteenth Amendment

Nor shall any State deprive any person of life, liberty, or property, without due process of law.

Fourteenth Amendment, Constitution of the United States

Our Position

Court fraud is found before the “decisions” and “judgments.”

Court fraud obstructs justice and violates due process.

What We Cover

Our Approach

Read the Records for Yourself.

Where source material is publicly available and appropriate to publish, we publish it alongside the reporting. Readers should be able to examine the same documents we did.

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Editorial Principles

  1. Document the claims

    Reporting is built on filings, orders, transcripts and public records wherever those records can be obtained and published.

  2. Distinguish allegations from findings

    An allegation is described as an allegation. A court finding is described as a finding. The two are never presented as the same thing.

  3. Seek responses

    People and institutions named in reporting are contacted for comment, and responses are published alongside the reporting.

  4. Correct the record

    Errors of fact are corrected and dated. Every corrected story carries an entry in its update log.

  5. Make source material accessible

    Where a document is public and appropriate to publish, it is published so readers can examine it themselves.

Public Discussion Matters

Comments are open on our reporting because readers frequently know things we do not. Discussion is moderated, and comments are the views of their authors rather than of this publication.

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Corrections & Updates

We correct errors of fact and say plainly what changed. Published reporting may also be updated as responses and court rulings arrive.

Corrections policy