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Criminal Justice·Department of Justice·Legal Issues·Wrongful Convictions

Weinstein, Alexander Brothers, OneTaste: When Legal Reality Diverges from Media Narrative

November 12, 2025

By Juda Englemayer HARVEY WEINSTEIN Manhattan prosecutors today urged the court to reject Harvey Weinstein’s motion to vacate his conviction, dismissing juror-misconduct claims that two jurors themselves have now sworn under oath. The same office that once argued for his retrial now…

General

On Yom Kippur, a Call to End Weaponized Justice

by Juda Engelmayer

October 2, 2025

By Juda Englmayer On Yom Kippur, the holiest day for those of the Jewish faith for reflection and atonement, it may seem strange to speak of provocative prosecutions and appeals. But the essence of the day is honesty, truth, and repentance —…

Criminal Justice·Department of Justice·Featured·Investigations

What If Everything You’ve Been Told About the Alexander Brothers Case Is Wrong? And Other Matters

by Juda Engelmayer

July 26, 2025

Frank Parlato’s latest exposé may be the most important read of the summer for anyone alarmed by the way media narratives are driving criminal prosecutions. His new piece – “The Lawsuit That Sparked a Federal Sex Trafficking Case Against the Alexander Brothers”—offers a critical…

General

The Lawsuit That Sparked a Storm for the Alexander Brothers, Plus Harvey Weinstein, OneTaste

by Juda Engelmayer

July 16, 2025

By Juda Englemayer With the civil and criminal scrutiny around real estate entrepreneurs Alon, Oren and Tal Alexander intensifying, it’s important to ask: what was the match that lit this fire? The answer lies in a civil lawsuit filed by the very…

Criminal Justice

After Diddy Verdict, Questions Mount Over SDNY’s Overreach in Alexander Brothers Case; Plus OneTaste and More

by Juda Engelmayer

July 2, 2025

By Juda Englelmayer The rapid-fire verdict in the Sean “Diddy” Combs trial — where jurors rejected sweeping sex trafficking charges and convicted only on lesser prostitution-related counts — may signal a broader public shift. It suggests juries are no longer buying into…

Featured

When Judges Let Thin Skin Undermine Justice

by Juda Engelmayer

June 12, 2025

By Juda Engelmayer In the United States, our courtrooms are supposed to embody the best of the rule of law—fair, impartial, and immune to the passions of the moment or the pressures of the press. But during the recent federal trial of…

OneTaste

Brooklyn Show of Force: DOJ Turns Protective Order Hearing into a Threat Display

by Juda Engelmayer

April 30, 2025

By Juda Englemeyer What happened in a Brooklyn federal courtroom this week should disturb anyone who cares about constitutional rights, fair trials, or the basic idea that government power must be subject to scrutiny. On April 29, in the criminal case USA v.…

Criminal Justice·General·OneTaste

Judge Gujarati’s Integrity Crisis: Privilege Violated, Evidence Tainted, Rights Ignored

by Juda Engelmayer

April 29, 2025

By Juda Englemeyer We have some major developments to share concerning Harvey Weinstein’s retrial and the OneTaste prosecution—two cases that are increasingly exposing serious issues of judicial overreach, prosecutorial misconduct, and institutional failure. Harvey’s retrial is underway at New York State Supreme…

General·OneTaste

KAPUT! Lead Prosecutor Kassner Gone, FBI Agent McGinnis Hidden, Star Witness Caught Perjuring – But Stubborn Losers at EDNY Won’t Admit Truth!

by Juda Engelmayer

April 6, 2025

Editor’s Note: The DOJ has a deep allergy to the truth. They break out in lies whenever they get caught. Lies and bluffs – playing the righteous avengers, which is a lie itself. Prosecutors lie even when they lie about lying. They…

General·OneTaste

A (not so) Funny thing happened on the way to a trial: The Government’s Failures and the Media’s Deafening Silence

by Juda Engelmayer

March 15, 2025

Where is the outrage? Where are the media watchdogs who claim to stand for truth and accountability? A surprise letter was filed by the U.S. Government under seal late Wednesday night in the case of OneTaste. A heavily-redacted version was subsequently filed…