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Posts

  • A Little Drug Relief?
  • Welcoming attorney Shane Finn to ZMO Law
  • Is Matt Gaetz a sex trafficker?
  • Victory in the Fourth Department
  • Brooklyn MDC? Too awful to sentence you there.
  • Who killed Dr. Sheikh?
  • How long do I have to be cuffed and shackled to this hospital bed?
  • Justice Behind Bars: Judge Furman calls out the nightmarish conditions at the Brooklyn MDC
  • Ten Years of Freedom
  • Chief Judge Wilson, Restorative Justice, and Keeping Your Cool on New York's Streets
  • In New York, Rape is now Rape -- what does that even mean?
  • Governor Hochul vetoed bills aimed to curb police misconduct and overturn wrongful convictions
  • How the First Woman Supreme Court Justice Set the Rules for Criminal Lawyers
  • New Yorkers Get a Second Chance with the Clean Slate Act
  • Last Call for the Adult Survivors Act
  • Did your FBI handler coerce you into sex?
  • A ZMO Law firm update
  • The Power of a Defense Expert
  • The police were right to free Daniel Penny. They were wrong to arrest Tracy McCarter.
  • Felipe Rodriguez and Police Accountability
  • The Closing Lookback Window for Survivors of Sexual Assault
  • Trump has been indicted. Now what?
  • Donald Trump and the Manhattan Grand Jury
  • I was sexually harassed in a strip club. Can I sue?
  • Tracy McCarter: Free at Last
  • I am Adnan Syed
  • What do you mean they searched my house? Warrants, receipts and affidavits explained
  • A kind of justice
  • I'm a First Amendment lawyer. Johnny Depp's verdict won't survive appeal.
  • Free Speech for All?
  • Can the Supreme Court survive the stench?
  • What the sentences for child pornography are supposed to be
  • Federal Mandatory Minimum? You can still get compassionate release
  • Can I use the internet if I am convicted of a sex offense?
  • No Mayor Adams, Rolling Back Reforms is Not the Answer to Gun Violence
  • Reforming Laws Affecting People Convicted of Sex Offenses
  • What Do District Attorney Alvin Bragg’s New Policies Mean for Manhattan?
  • Exonerating James Pugh
  • When is a Doctor Actually a Drug Dealer?
  • Is the Kenosha verdict a tragedy?
  • The Odyssey of James Pugh
  • The Dangers of False Rhetoric Around Bail Reform
  • Recidivism and Federal Sentencing
  • Justice for Tracy McCarter
  • Some thoughts on Mother's Day from a criminal defense lawyer
  • Derek Chauvin's knee is still on your neck
  • Was George Floyd murdered over a counterfeit $20 bill?
  • The end of police propaganda? New NYPD crime statistics show the sky is not falling
  • Sex, Race, and Violence in Atlanta
  • When getting arrested is a death sentence
  • New York's sex offender registration system is broken. The time has come to fix it.
  • Did cops plant a toy gun after killing Miguel Richards?
  • Welcome 2021
  • DNA, Racism, and the Assault on Democracy
  • Principal Attorney Zachary Margulis-Ohnuma to Present on “Sex Offense Laws 101”
  • A New Way to Avoid Mandatory Minimum Sentences
  • Is a newspaper a newspaper if it does not have a newsroom?
  • The culture of sexual abuse in New York prisons
  • Gov. Andrew Cuomo announces executive clemency for ZMOLAW client
  • A New Tool in Our Fight against Police Misconduct
  • ZMOLAW Client: Time to Repeal the Law Bad Police Hide Under
  • Why Derek Chauvin thought he could get away with murder
  • ZMOLAW adds attorney Ben Notterman
  • “Release as many vulnerable people as possible”
  • Criminal Defense in the Time of Coronavirus
  • Should People Accused of Sex Offenses Be Banned from Public Transit?
  • Why clemency is good
  • Meet Our New Director of Marketing
  • Freeing Felipe Rodriguez
  • “I will be absolutely, completely free”
  • There were 912,643 people on the U.S. Sex Offender Registry last year. Now? Nobody knows.
  • The Whistleblower Complaint and the Transcript: A Criminal Trial Lawyer’s Perspective
  • The judge gave the FBI a warrant to break into computers in Virginia. They used it in New York. Good faith?
  • In Maryland, you can be prosecuted for exploiting…yourself
  • Who Killed Jeffrey Epstein?
  • Celebrating Five Years of Freedom
  • Is there illegal child pornography on YouTube?
  • District court lowers sentence from 225 to 200 months after appeal. Still too long, appeals court says.
  • Busted in NY? Three Ways it Will Be Easier to Win Your Case
  • Conviction Overturned for Client Accused of Importing over 100 Kilos of Heroin
  • Can Border Agents Search Your Cell Phone?
  • Court Rules NYPD Can’t Hide Body-Worn Camera Footage Behind § 50-a Law
  • SDNY Says Prison Brass Can be Sued for Sex Abuse of Inmate
  • Countdown: Child Sex Abuse Survivors Have Less Than a Year to Sue for Damages
  • Big Changes to Deadlines in Child Sex Abuse Cases
  • Mandatory Minimum Sentences and Federal Child Pornography Charges
  • The Federal Criminal Justice Reform that Wasn’t
  • Spending Thanksgiving at Home
  • A Holistic Defense Leads to Less Time Locked Up
  • Freedom…to Marry
  • Margulis-Ohnuma Client Antonio Yarbough Received Highest Payout for NYPD Abuse in Last Five Years
  • Michael Cohen and Plea Agreements
  • Governor Cuomo Signs Prosecutorial Conduct Commission Bill into Law, Sort of
  • Federal Judge in a Position to Know Urges Governor to Sign Prosecutorial Oversight Bill
  • Test the DNA!
  • Want Cell Site Information? Get a Warrant.
  • Prosecutorial Conduct Commission Inches Towards Enactment
  • A Prosecutorial Misconduct Commission for New York State?
  • Appeals Court: Sex Offender’s Failure to Disclose Social Media Account is “not a crime”
  • Some Thoughts on Eric Schneiderman
  • The Crackdown on Sex Websites
  • No More Sex in the City?
  • ZMOLAW Adds Attorney Victoria Medley
  • Sex Offender Registration and Drugs
  • Felipe Rodriguez is Front Page News
  • Lawsuit sheds light on retribution against victims of prison sex abuse
  • Where do federal sex offenders go to prison?
  • Feds & Dutch Authorities Shut Dark Web Drug Markets
  • Second Circuit Revisits Application of Fourth Amendment to Stored Digital Information
  • Child Pornography and “Substantive Reasonableness”
  • New Charging Policy Will Increase Mass Incarceration
  • New Associate Adam Elewa Brings Technology Expertise to ZMO LAW PLLC
  • Fundraising for Felipe Rodriguez
  • A Gift of Freedom for the New Year
  • Play Pen, the NIT Warrant, and Malware
  • A Child Sex Crime Sting that Did Not Work
  • Sixth Circuit: Okay to Consider Jury’s Belief that Child Pornography Sentence Too Harsh
  • Can you get a life sentence for making child pornography?
  • Rule of Construction: If a Statute is Ambiguous, the Sex Offender Loses
  • A Word about the Jury, the Press, and the Death of Mauricio Jaquez
  • Trial Begins Monday in Police Shooting Case
  • Is it Time to Come Off the Sex Offender Registry?
  • Sentencing Commission Video Now Available
  • Risk Reduced to Level One After Almost Twenty Years
  • ZMO to Testify at U.S. Sentencing Commission Hearing on Crimes of Violence
  • Does New York City Have A Policy of Coercive Interrogation?
  • “The Pointless Banishment of Sex Offenders”
  • Watch What You Plea To
  • This is News? Prison Sex Abuse Violates the Constitution
  • Does a Tragic Case Merit a Fifteen Year Mandatory Minimum Prison Sentence?
  • The High Cost of Being a Sex Offender
  • Zach Margulis-Ohnuma to Address False Confessions at Free CLE
  • Do You Need a Sentencing Video?
  • No Sex Offender Treatment in Prison? No Problem!
  • A Word about Baltimore, Charges, and Grand Juries
  • Judge: Cops Who Shot Barricaded EDP in the Back of the Head Won’t Stand Trial
  • Police Shooting Case Headed for Trial
  • NY Sex Offender Residency Rules Struck Down
  • Journalist Challenges Court Secrecy
  • A Record 125 Exonerations in 2014
  • Video Now Available for Wrongful Convictions Panel
  • A New Look at Old Convictions in Brooklyn
  • Pedophilia, Mental Illness and Child Pornography
  • RoundUp: The Robot Policing Your File Sharing Account
  • You Don’t Want to Get Arrested in Brooklyn
  • LimeWire Child Pornography Conviction Reversed
  • SDNY: Teen Inmates at Rikers are Routinely Abused
  • Flubbed Jury Instructions on Entrapment Leads to Reversal of Child Porn Distribution Conviction
  • Reduced Sentences for Federal Drug Offenders
  • New York High Court Strikes Down Cyberbullying Law
  • New York’s High Court Rejects Child Pornography Offenders’ Claims Based on Board of Examiners Position Statement
  • Choice Quotes from the Late Harold Baer
  • Federal Agents to Start Recording Post-Arrest Statements
  • Paying Respects on Mother’s Day
  • New York Sex Offender Registration and Child Pornography
  • Crusading Comic Book Artist Al Feldstein Passes Away at 88
  • How Many Innocent People are on Death Row?
  • Supreme Court Limits Financial Liability of Child Pornography Possessors
  • Child Pornography Victim Disappointed in Paroline Ruling
  • What Would You Need After Getting Out of Prison After 22 Years Because Someone Else Murdered Your Family?
  • Football Coach Takes the Field After Child Pornography Charges Dropped
  • Federal Drug Sentences Reduced
  • Sharlene Morris Joins the ZMO Law PLLC
  • Proving “Knowing Distribution” of Child Pornography
  • Do I Really Need a Lawyer?
  • The Other “Great Writ”: The Second Circuit Revives Coram Nobis
  • Sex Crimes Advocacy Website Re-Designed
  • Antonio Yarbough and Zach Margulis-Ohnuma Appear on WPIX Morning News
  • Tony Yarbough Freed!
  • Tony Yarbough: Is this the Endgame?
  • Easy-to-use Statistics from the Bureau of Prisons
  • Free Tony Yarbough Page Updated
  • A Discussion of the Reingold, Corsey and Kaplan Cases
  • When Can Police Lie to Get a Confession?
  • Lower Sentences for Federal Drug Offenders?
  • Ryan Ferguson: “incredibly easy” to get wrongly convicted
  • Updated Info on Tony Yarbough Now Available
  • Case Against Driving School Operator Represented by Margulis-Ohnuma Tossed on Federalism Grounds
  • Judge Weinstein: “We continue using the criminal law to unnecessarily crush the lives of our young.”
  • DNA Evidence Exonerates Margulis-Ohnuma Client Tony Yarbough
  • Sixth Circuit Finds that Forcible Cavity Search “Shocks the Conscience”
  • Do You Still Have to Tell What You Know? The New Holder Memorandum on Mandatory Minimums
  • Deconstructing the Federal Fraud Guidelines
  • NACDL Asks U.S. Sentencing Commission to Focus on Fraud, Child Porn Guidelines
  • The Supreme Court Rules on Ex Post Facto and the Federal Sentencing Guidelines
  • Idriss Abdelrahman, Falsely Accused of Supporting Al Qaeda, Returns to Mali
  • Supreme Court Approves Cheek Swabs
  • Should Sex Offender Registration Risk Level Determinations be Scientifically Validated?
  • Cheek Swabs
  • Attorneys Margulis-Ohnuma and Perlmutter Sue State Officials for Allegedly Tolerating Sex Abuse in Prison
  • Justice Delayed in the Bronx?
  • Big Firm Lawyers Joke About Overbilling Clients
  • Scrap the Sentencing Guidelines?
  • The Sentencing Commission Reports on Federal Child Pornography Offenses
  • A Spate of Supreme Court Decisions
  • Do the Sentencing Guidelines Matter? The Commission Weighs In
  • “The drug trafficking offense guideline was born broken”
  • Congress Quietly Increases Child Pornography Penalties

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