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New York Law Journal June 3, 2016 Police properly applied a legal doctrine allowing it to refuse to acknowledge the existence of records, requested under state Freedom of Information Law, that related to surveillance programs, a Manhattan appeals court found.  Read more…http://otmlaw.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/06/Panel- Supports-City-s-Denial- of-Data- on-NYPD-Surveillance- New-York- Law-….pdf

OTMLAW Filed a Prominent Employment Discrimination CaseOTMLAW filed an employment discrimination lawsuit on behalf of a Muslim, a Palestinian and an Arab who taught at a NJ High School. The lawsuit alleges, among others discrimination, harassed and retaliated based religion, race, and national origin. She was ultimately terminated. Please log on to the widely media

“Islamic Finance and Investment: Contributions to the World Financial System” with Professor Omar Mohammedi Date: Monday, Sept. 21st, 2015 Time: 6:00 PM Location: WJWH L104 Join MELSA tonight (9/21) in WJWH L104 at 6PM in kicking off its lecture series for the year with an event on Islamic finance and investment. The guest speaker, professor

On October 13, 2015, Omar Mohammedi spoke at a Human Rights lecture series panel. He discussed the importance for the NYPD to protect New York citizens from crimes or terrorism while preserving constitutional rights of individuals under the law.

The Law Firm of Omar T. Mohammedi, LLC is pleased to announce that Clifford Mulqueen, Esq. is joining the firm. Mr. Mulqueen is an attorney with over twenty-five years as a member of the New York State Bar. During his career he has obtained a wealth of litigation, management and investigative experience, both as an

Join us at the John Jay College of Criminal Justice for an event presented by the Muslim Student Association on Thursday, April 21st, 7:30PM to 9:30PM. Omar Mohammedi will be speaking as a panelist at the event which will cover the topic of Muslims in Criminal Justice.

Brooklyn Federal Court Judge Sandra Townes rejected a MTA motion to dismiss the lawsuit Stephanie Lewis filed in 2004. Lewis was transferred off her bus route and eventually fired for not agreeing to put a NYC Transit division logo on her headscarf due to religious reasons. Read it here. The family of a Muslim bus