I’m neither confused nor surprised. The wife was a deputy district attorney, her mother was a judge who “married the former trial bureau chief for the Bronx District Attorney’s office, Joseph Giampaolo, in a 1999 ceremony officiated by then-Mayor Rudy Giuliani.” The mother tried to bribe the victim who steadfastly refused the offer. Good for her.

This is just another example of preferential treatment for the well-connected. As a friend once noted; “The criminal justice system ain’t broken. It’s fixed.”

@ Steve Ahhhh nope! My crime was in 1989 I did my time I was told I have to register. Hmmm, Let me add up The loss of high paying job, the rejection of my mother because she rather be in the lime light in her social circles,then be understanding to me,Than there is lack of housing because no one wants to rent to us.I became disable and can not get section 8. Now the latest, I still can’t get to vote but carjacker and home invaded used D.O.C. like a revolving door. I don’t want to see anybody on this Black list. But I wont lie I do rejoice to see a government official get pop They have cause so much pain to me and others. When they understand empathy laws change Too many of these law makers been getting away because they feel they are above the law, I rejoiced because karma not GOD is setting things right And If it offends you the GOD part I lost faith in HIM along time ago when My accusers live in $250+ homes and continue to get away with there evil they did to me.

So much for “all equal under the law”.

at least NY Post ran it ..https://nypost.com/2019/06/01/man-could-face-7-years-in-prison-if-convicted-in-nanny-spycam-case/