Saland Law, PC

06/17/2026

As a college and university Title IX attorney-advisor, I have shepherded many a client through either a fact-finding hearing or informal/administrative resolution resulting in a finding of no responsibility, aka, an “acquittal”. Whether they were accused of violating Title IX’s provisions against dating violence, stalking and/or sexual assault due to a lack of affirmative consent, I have repeatedly done so for clients at highly respected colleges and universities including Columbia, Barnard, NYU, and Binghamton, among others. In fact, over the past months and years, through preparation and advocacy, these students were able to return to their normal and pre-accusation life with no further or future implications to their academic status and careers.

As a college and university Title IX attorney-advisor, I have shepherded many a client through either a fact-finding hearing or informal/administrative resolution resulting in a finding of no ...

05/21/2026

Because that pesky lawyer day job gets in the way of posting appearances, doing so a day late isn’t too shabby! With that in mind, yesterday I joined NY1’s Shannan Ferry, a Gotham hometown favorite, to discuss the Manhattan Supreme Court’s decision on Luigi Mangione’s suppression hearing and Harvey Weinstein’s third mistrial.

More legal info: https://www.new-york-lawyers.orgSaland Law PC52...

04/15/2026

For those of you who missed a terrific and well attended DANY alumni event last week, Adam Kaufmann, Elyse Ruzow and I are incredibly excited to officially announce and launch OneHogan.Com, the alumni directory for former prosecutors and investigators with the Manhattan District Attorney’s Office.

Want to catch up with a fellow classmate from ‘92? You can search by rookie year. Interested in reaching out to a former colleague from Trial Bureau 50, DANY Overseas, Labor Racketeering or Major Economic Crimes, you can do that too. Need a sextortion attorney in New York, an employment lawyer in Des Moines, a matrimonial attorney in Los Angeles, or counsel for an asset recovery matter in Washington DC? That’s right, it’s all searchable at your fingertips.

The fee to join is $25 and $25 a year thereafter. With these dollars, we hope to build far more than a website where we can network. Beyond social gatherings, it is our goal to host events including CLEs and to honor former colleagues who continued their efforts and service well beyond the walls of One Hogan Place.

The DANY family remains strong. Join today and get reconnected!

OneHogan.Com

04/02/2026

“I think unfortunately [Attorney General Pam Bondi] has single-handedly brought us back many, many steps in terms of the rule of law and the Department of Justice, and that's really tragic.”

“I firmly believe the [DOJ can be rescued and revived]. I refuse to believe based on my life experience, the history of our nation, being active member bar within the criminal justice system and outside it, that we will [not] overcome it. It doesn't mean we're not going to stumble more, we’re not going to fall flat on her face, but I genuinely believe we will get up and we'll move forward and we'll fix ourselves and we'll get the right people both on the line assistant all the way up to the to the U.S. Attorney him or herself doing what's required for the betterment of the nation.”

03/20/2026

DANY Family,

If you are a former prosecutor under Hogan, Morgenthau, Vance or Bragg (even Scotti or Kuh!), you may have received an invite for April 9th. If you did not, please see below and feel free to share it with your fellow rookie classmates, bureaumates, and colleagues you served side by side with in Gotham’s criminal courts.

When: April 9 from 6PM to 9 PM
Where: Downtown Social located at 149 2nd Ave between 9th and 10th

We look forward to seeing you, catching up, and sharing some good news that will help us all stay connected going forward!

Please RSVP to Adam, Elyse or me. See you soon!

01/31/2026

Luigi Mangione and Jeffrey Epsten and Don Lemon, oh my!

NYC centric network time today with NY1 and Fox 5 NY after I got the ‘ole heave hoe from a non-Gotham network a couple hours before lift off (where is the love!?)! At least Fox 5 gave me a few minutes to briefly hit all three…

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=X2mbt6okNXU

FOX 5 NY's Sharon Crowley speaks to assistant district attorney Jeremy Saland about the latest on Luigi Mangione's case.

01/15/2026

New York Friends, U of Colorado and Colorado State Friends, and Former DANY Colleagues:

Please consider supporting current Boulder County District Attorney Michael Dougherty in his upcoming Democratic primary to serve as Colorado’s next Attorney General. A decades long prosecutor, Mike has the moral compass and leadership skills necessary to protect Coloradans and shape policies at home and beyond.

If you are local to NYC, the host committee – Karyn Kornfeld, Steve Kobre, Karen Agnifilo, Jordan Arnold, Lisa Friel, Adam Kauff, and I, hope you can join us on January 29th from 6 to 7:30 PM in support of his candidacy.

I have known Mike and his wife since working with them both as prosecutors in the Manhattan District Attorney’s Office from 2000 to 2007 (and even before then sitting outside his office as an intern in 1999!). I am confident I am not alone in stating that Mike is a genuine, people-first public servant who has accomplished much for Coloradans and New Yorkers alike. Since 2010, Mike wore many hats including serving as a University of Denver Law professor, on the Attorney General’s DNA Justice Review Project, as Colorado’s Deputy Attorney General in charge of the Criminal Section, as an Assistant District Attorney, and as Boulder County District Attorney upon taking office in 2018. Serving on Colorado’s Commission on Criminal & Juvenile Justice and as past President of the Colorado District Attorney’s Association along the way, Mike modernized the Boulder County District Attorney’s Office creating the Domestic Violence Acute Response Team and the DA Vehicular Response Team, as well as making many other smart and effective advancements to protect the public.

Learn more about Michael Dougherty for Colorado Attorney General, and consider joining us on January 29th or supporting his campaign through the links below:

RSVP link: https://secure.actblue.com/donate/1.29.26nyc

https://www.michaelforag.com

01/11/2026

Full segment, albeit not a deep dive, discussing Renee Good’s homicide and the actions of ICE agent Jonathan Ross that lead to her death on NBC News’ Stay Tuned Now with Gadi Schwartz.

As I noted, and it seems to be the norm these days, two things can be true: Good needed to comply with the law and not obstruct law enforcement. That, however, doesnt mean she deserved to be shot or die. People need to stop placing themselves in the literal line of fire and instead pursue safe and lawful means to challenge ICE activities that don’t jeopardize themselves, agents, civilian or others’ safety.

At the same time, this was an unnecessary and fatal escalation by Ross based on what I believe to be an objective view of the “reasonable person” standard relevant here. It appears generous to assert Ross’ response of opening fire in a residential neighborhood with both civilians and fellow officers in the immediate area was an objectively reasonable response to what appears to not be an imminent risk of something as a serious physical injury or even death when we examine the car speed, wheel turning away, Ross’s ability to safely move away and dicharge his weapon from the side once he cleared the SUV, and even the lack of warning, concerns or other calls to “watch out” or similar from his fellow agents who ducked away from his shots. Further, objectively, it doesn’t help Ross that he exclaimed in anger not that he was almost or in fact hurt, but Good was a “f**king bitch”.

Lastly, and likely relevant here, according to reports, Ross was recently dragged by a vehicle 100 yards during a stop and injured. As much as we can and should empathize with that trauma, the legal standard is an objective reasonable person one, not that of a person who may be jumpy or quick to act because of a prior vehicular assault.

Though not addressed, Ross does NOT have absolute imminuty. It is a farce to assert as such.

01/09/2026

Join me this evening at the top of the 8 PM hour on NBC News Live with Gadi Schwartz discussing the latest and legal issues involving the Renee Good homicide after she was shot by ICE Agent Jonathan Ross. Later tonight, join me with CNN’s Laura Coates at the bottom of the 11 PM hour as we discuss the latest from Luigi Mangione’s court proceedings earlier today.

01/05/2026

Late night hit discussing in more detail Nicolas Maduro’s indictment in the SDNY with Fox 5 NY. Yes, i found myself wading a little into the politics of our snatching of the Venezuelan President from his home turf. Join me tomorrow on NY1 in the morning before my own court appearances and later in the day post-arraignment, along with a possible evening discussion on CNN.