Updates on the secret Shapiro settlement

While Baltimore City Solicitor George A. Nilson and Steven Kupferberg, the attorney for mistakenly arrested violinist Yakov Shapiro, still differ as to the origin of the confidentiality of their settlement, allow me to offer a few updates related to the case. There's been a strong reader reaction to the story of Shapiro's travail -- which started ...

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One comment

Nancy Forster
December 24, 2010 at 1:09 pm

Excellent, excellent work Brendan. I’d like to know what, if any, discipline will befall George Nilson for his part in insisting, contrary to all facts, that the names (Yakov and Yisroel) were the same and that the confidentiality idea came from the plaintiff himself. Is there no integrity left in Baltimore City government?