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Former Manhattan prosecutors representing clients in criminal cases, record sealing, order of protec Jeremy Saland is a New York criminal defense lawyer.
He represents clients seeking experienced and skilled counsel in criminal proceedings. Attorney Saland focuses on complex white collar crimes, such as those involving money laundering, identity theft, forgery, or fraud. He also represents clients in computer crime cases. Visit the Web Site of Jeremy Saland to learn more.
06/14/2024
With early voting starting tomorrow, I wanted to share my unwavering support for Democrat Susan Cacace - the longest tenured County Court Judge in Westchester County, a 14 year Westchester prosecutor, and a woman who worked as a criminal defense attorney - for Westchester County District Attorney.
Every voice and every vote counts. Though we do not have a contested Democratic primary in northern Westchester where George Latimer is seeking to unseat Congressman Jamaal Bowman, a Democratic-Socialist who supports BDS against Israel and has intentionally chosen to remain silent in his fellow Working Families Party endorsed candidate and Cacace opponent’s campaign, it is critical that you nonetheless exercise your right and get out to choose our next District Attorney.
As a criminal defense attorney who has experience representing the accused in NYC and Westchester County, and both a former Manhattan and Municipal prosecutor, I ask you to join me in voting for Susan, the right and best leader to keep Westchester safe in a fair and just manner.
For more on Susan Cacace, please follow the link below.
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As infrequent the opportunities may now be, and gradually getting less with time, canyoneering and mountaineering are my calling. In a different life, as opposed to mostly during my sleep in the still of night, I leave my suit and degree behind, don a harness, and lock my carabiner into place before stepping into the great unknown.
With those day dreams always floating around me, when MSNBC’s Ana Cabrera asked me whether it was the right call for Hunter Biden to refrain from testifying in his own defense, I stole and tweaked a quote from famed climber Barry Blanchard in “The Alpinist”, the story of solo alpinist Marc-André Leclerc. I responded to Ana that testifying at trial in your own defense is “… only for the [very] best clients on their very best days”. Though Blanchard had no intention nor ever contemplated that his statement would be stolen by an attorney and used not for a climber but a defendant in a federal indictment, the quote is nonetheless spot on.
At bottom, with the magnitude of evidence corroborating Hunter’s narcotics abuse, including images, audio recordings, and the testimony of his ex-wife and sister-in-law who was also briefly his partner, and the strong cross-examination of his own daughter, Hunter exposed himself to the obliteration of his credibility, losing potential jury nullification, and harming his opportunity to “hang” a juror who might otherwise have empathy for his drug addiction. Compounding matters, Hunter could have opened himself up to perjury as well as cross examination on his tax offenses that would likely hurt him when his second trial starts later this year.
Very simply, Hunter Biden is not the very best defendant and today would not have been his very best day. His decision not to testify was absolutely the right one.
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06/10/2024
Will Hunter Biden testify? Please join me this morning to discuss Biden’s gun possession and fraudulent application case on CNN and MSNBC.
9:00 AM - CNN’s News Central with John Berman and Kate Bolduan
10:00 AM - MSNBC’s Ana Cabrera Reports
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Ignoring the fact Hunter Biden is being prosecuted by his father’s DOJ and there is no honest assessment that Manhattan DA Alvin Bragg prosecuted Trump at the DOJ’s behest or instruction, it should be lost on no one that the same GOP Congressmen and women accusing the DOJ and FBI of doing President Biden’s bidding, and want to tear those entities and agencies down or even get rid of them, also rallied against the left’s defund the police movement.
Yes, it’s quite rich, and frightening for our nation, that these electeds are so drunk off Trump’s Kool-Aid and so ravenous for his scraps and belly rubs, that they have become what they most hated and protested for so long: anti-law enforcement flag bearers.
I share my response from last night’s 11th Hour with Stephanie Ruhle on MSNBC where we discussed Hunter’s trial as well as Jim Jordan, Matt Gaetz and their fellow GOP Representatives’ unfounded, false, and selfishly dangerous attack on the rule of law and Attorney General Merrick Garland.
06/05/2024
Though I can’t promise I won’t mention Donald Trump’s name, please join me tonight and tomorrow morning to discuss Hunter BIden’s federal gun trial and Congress’ efforts to potentially hold US Attorney Merrick Garland in contempt for his refusal to turn over President BIden’s audio recording associated with Special Counsel Robert Hur’s investigation into the President for his possession of classified documents after finishing his last term as Vice President.
11:00 and 11:30 PM - June 4th - MSNBC’s 11th Hour with Stephanie Ruhle
9:00 AM - June 5th - CNN’s News Central with John Berman and Kate Bolduan
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During this weekend’s post-mortem on Donald Trump’s “Hush Money” trial in lower Manhattan, MSNBC’s Katie Phang asked me about Todd Blanche telling Fox News’ Jesse Watters that Trump was a smart guy, wanted to be the litigator and argue the case (of course Trump did), made every decision together with Blanche, and was a co-litigant with his attorneys.
Nonsense!
While Blanche may have been deflecting responsibility for the 34 count guilty verdict, the truth is Blanche allowed his client to call the shots when he should have put Trump in his place. No, it’s not easy but when you sign up a client you establish that relationship. That courtroom is my house, not my client’s.
Though it’s a hard lesson, accountability is often a steel-toed kick in the ass when you are unwilling to accept any wrongdoing. When Trump looks in that mirror for the rest of his days, along with that big red Felony Scarlett Letter, he should recognize, though he won’t, that his ego and arrogance got the best of him.
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06/01/2024
Please join me today, June 1st, at 12:00 PM, with my former Manhattan District Attorney colleague Catherine Christian, and MSNBC anchor/host and former prosecutor Katie Phang on the Katie Phang Show as we engage in a post-mortem conversation about Donald Trump’s criminal conviction on all 34 counts of Falsifying Business Records in the First Degree.
What does this all mean to the presumptive Republican presidential nominee, what are the possible sentences, what does an appeal look like, how did we get here, and simply, what’s in store for the former President ahead of and on his July 11th sentencing date?
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Though I will be joining MSNBC’s Katie Phang for the 12 PM hour tomorrow to discuss the “Hush Money” trial post-mortem, I had the opportunity to join MSNBC’s Ana Cabrera and José Díaz-Balart, along with CNN’s Phil Mattingly earlier today to discuss some of my closing thoughts about Donald Trump’s conviction on 34 counts of First Degree Falsifying Business Records.
Below is a part of conversation on CNN regarding claims made by Todd Blanche. Unfortunately, if you allow your client to dictate strategy and put on a defense witness who implodes, and the prosecution is as methodical as they are thorough, you have quite a hill to climb even if it is always the People’s burden to prove their case beyond a reasonable doubt.
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05/31/2024
With a conviction on all 34 counts of Falsifying Business Record, Donald Trump becomes the first former President indicted for and convicted of felony crimes. Though 12 jurors found the prosecution proved their case beyond a reasonable doubt, Trump’s now permanent stain is still setting in as he awaits his sentencing on July 11th.
Whether you found the case and the jury’s decision just or not, we should all take off our blue or red goggles for a moment and recognize that our personal feelings aside, there are no winners. Instead, all of us collectively, as a nation, have lost. It is a terribly sad day for America as we wake up this morning with a hangover that we will not soon recover.
Please join me today, Friday, May 31st, subject to change:
7:30 AM - NY1 with Pat Kiernan
10:35 AM - MSNBC with Ana Cabrera and José Díaz-Balart
4 PM - CNN with Jake Tapper
Saturday, June 1st, subject to change:
12:00 PM - MSNBC with Katie Phang
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Image below with former rock star colleague, Director of Hiring, Bureau Chief, and trial attorney, Bonnie Sard, yesterday on NY1.
Guilty Verdict
Donald Trump may find no humor nor levity in the legal predicament he finds himself, but things got a little “rambunctious”, at least for nightly cable news standards. Nonetheless, a dose of sophomoric humor came as a bit of a welcomed surprise on MSNBC’s 11th Hour with Stephanie Ruhle as this historic criminal case [finally!] comes to a close.
Please join me today, Thursday, May 30th, at the top or near the top of the below hours subject to change (and once again it undoubtedly will especially if there is a verdict!):
7:30 AM - NY1 with Pat Kiernan
9 and 9:35 AM - CNN News Central
11 AM - MSNBC with José Díaz-Balart
12 PM - Fox Business with Neil Cavuto
3 PM - MSNBC with Katy Tur
5 PM - MSNBC with Nicole Wallace
10 PM - CNN with Abby Phillip
12 AM - MSNBC with Jen Psaki
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05/29/2024
You could have flown from NYC to LA listening to the Trump trial summations and still have sat on the tarmac once you landed before hearing the last word uttered. With CNN, MSNBC, NY1, NBC News, and Fox 5 NYC yesterday, today I have much of the same as we await Judge Merchan’s jury instructions and for jury deliberations to begin…and end.
Please join me today, Wednesday, May 29th, subject to change (and it no doubt will!) at the top of or in the following hours:
7:30 AM - NY1 with Pat Kiernan
12 PM - NY1 with Shannan Ferry
12 PM - MSNBC with Andrea Mitchell
4 PM - NBC’s Meet The Press (streaming)
5 PM - MSNBC with Nicole Wallace (cancelled after move to 4 PM and double booked)
6 PM - CNN with Wolf Blitzer
9 PM - CNN with Kaitlan Collins
11 PM - MSNBC with Stephanie Ruhle
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05/28/2024
After a brief hiatus towards the end of last week and some quiet before the brewing storm this week, I joined CNN This Weekend’s Victor Blackwell on Sunday to discuss summations in Donald Trump’s “Hush Money” trial and Jack Smith’s gag order request to Judge Cannon in Trump’s “Confidential Documents” case. In other words, though there was somewhat of a pause, these Trump indictments still have enough legs left in them that I needed a little respite and an even longer breather before things start churning once again at the strike of 9:30 this morning.
Please join me today, Tuesday, May 28, subject to change, before, during, and after summations:
8:35 AM - CNN News Central with Kate Bolduan
10 AM to 12 PM - MSNBC special coverage with Ana Cabrera and Jose Diaz-Balart
12 PM to 2 PM - MSNBC special coverage with Andrea Mitchell, Chris Jansing, and Katy Tur
4 PM - NY1 with Annika Pergament
6 PM - MSNBC with Ari Melber
10 PM - CNN with Abby Phillip
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05/22/2024
Below is a segment from yesterday’s appearance on Meet The Press NOW, NBC’s streaming edition of the program with the same name. Briefly, during one point in the interview (8:25-10:15), I addressed two issues: Robert Costellos’ testimony and what I believed was a missed opportunity for the defense, and whether the judge will submit what is called the “lesser included offense” of the misdemeanor Falsifying Business Records to the jury for their consideration. Whether the prosecution and the defense will want the court to do so is a strategic question that is yet to be seen.
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Meet the Press NOW - May 21 The defense rests in former President Donald Trump's hush money trial, with closing arguments set for next week. Donald Trump deletes a social media post sug...
The defense rested. Donald Trump didn’t testify. Of course he didn’t. “I’m shocked”, said no one.
Trump didn’t need to testify and the jury cannot hold it against him for not doing so, but have no misgivings. No matter what lie he perpetrates outside that courtroom - and he has spewed many with reckless abandon and a selfish indifference to the consequences of his words - as I said last night on MSNBC’s 11th Hour with Stephanie Ruhle, the former President simply lacked the chutzpah to open his mouth before the jury and knew he would get eviscerated while tanking his chance at an acquittal or mistrial.
Innocent until proven guilty beyond a reasonable doubt, but it seems Trump undoubtedly listened to his lawyers’ advice and didn’t let his bombasticity get in the way of self preservation.
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05/20/2024
Please join me today, Monday, May 20th, to discuss what should be the wrap up of Michael Cohen’s cross examination before we find out whether there will be redirect from the prosecution and ultimately what the defense plans to put forward, if anything, in Trump’s defense including testimony from the former President.
Subject to change:
12PM to 2 PM: MSNBC Special Coverage with Katy Tur and Andrea Mitchell
4PM: CNN’s The Lead with Jake Tapper
5PM: MSNBC’s Deadline Whitehouse with Nicole Wallace
7PM: ABC News Live (streaming)
11PM: MSNBC 11th Hour with Stephanie Ruhle
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05/17/2024
I am a firm believer in law and order. No matter your politics nor color of the goggles you wear, everyone is entitled to the same presumption of innocence and due process. This includes Donald Trump. If you can’t accept he is innocent until if and when proven guilty because of your politics, then you are no less a part of the problem than anyone else.
With that said, I look forward to joining FOX Business with Neil Cavuto around 12:15 today to discuss Trump’s “Hush Money” trial and, subject to change, CNN’s Erin Burnett at 7 PM this evening. Two stations that lean different ways but ones I will share my same opinions and views on the former President’s criminal case regardless of their respective audiences.
12:15 PM FOX Business with Neil Cavuto
7 PM CNN with Erin Burnett
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05/16/2024
We will see if we have better luck today even if there are realistically more newsworthy matters going on in the world that should take precedent over Michael Cohen’s cross examination. If all appearances hold it will be a long day. So, again, subject to change:
8AM on CNN (already done from the comfort of my living room)
11AM on MSNBC with Ana Cabrera and Jose Diaz-Balart
12PM to 2PM on MSNBC with Andrea Mitchell and Chris Jansing
2:45PM on NY1 with Annika Pergament
6PM on NBC News NOW (streaming) with Tom Llamas (time may swap with Melber)
7PM on MSNBC with Ari Melber (time may swap with NBC News)
10PM on CNN with Abby Phillip
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05/15/2024
Due to the proposed Biden/Trump debate, the Trump trial coverage has been bumped - and rightfully so! As of now, always subject to change(!), Tapper is rescheduled to Monday and Melber re-scheduled to tomorrow.
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Subject to change, please join me as I discuss Michael Cohen’s direct and cross examination, as well as recap the former President’s Manhattan “Hush Money” trial at:
4 PM on CNN’s The Lead with Jake Tapper
6 PM on MSNBC’s The Beat with Ari Melber
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05/14/2024
Started yesterday morning off with Charles Coleman, Jr. as a fellow guest on MSNBC’s Ana Cabrera Reports breakin’ down Michael Cohen’s testimony, and closed out the evening with Charles hosting on behalf of Stephanie Ruhle on MSNBC’s 11th Hour.
Below is one of our hits where I answer Charles’ questions regarding Michael Cohen’s diminishing returns on the stand, the argument that Cohen wasn’t needed at all by prosecutors, and other and thoughts on his day in court. My comments are at 1:04 to 2:44 and 6:36 through the end of the segment.
With MSNBC, ABC, NBC and Fox 5 NYC yesterday, I’m back to my day job with brief insight into the day’s Trump trial with MSNBC’s Chris Jansing and Katy Tur around 2:30 PM and CNN’s Jake Tapper at 4 PM.
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'Prosecutors understood the assignment': The people called Michael Cohen - and he answered Michael Cohen took the stand in Donald Trump's New York criminal trial for the first time on Monday - and he had plenty to say. Plus - what does the defense have in store when they get to cross-examine Trump's former fixer? Hugo Lowell, Jeremy Saland, Anthony Coley, and Susan Glasser join Charles Co...
Join me tonight at 11 PM on MSNBC’s the 11th Hour with Stephanie Ruhle during both the A and B blocks.
05/13/2024
As Donald Trump’s legal saga continues in lower Manhattan Monday, please join me when New York County District Attorney Alvin Bragg’s prosecutors are expected to call Trump “fixer” Michael Cohen to the stand in the former President’s “Hush Money” trial.
After starting off Thursday morning with MSNBC’s Chris Jansing and Andrea Mitchell at 11 AM, before ending during the 11 PM hour on MSNBC’s 11th Hour with Stephanie Ruhle, I took Friday “off” to get back to my real day job. With that bit of rest under my belt, please join me Monday, May 13th, subject to change at:
10AM to 12PM on MSNBC’s Ana Cabrera Reports
2PM and 2:30PM on ABC News Live (streaming)
4PM on NBC’s Meet The Press NOW (streaming)
5:30PM on Fox5 NYC
11PM on MSNBC 11th Hour with Stephanie Ruhle
*No longer on CNN at 7 PM
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If you’re willing and interested, and you don’t want to view the entire hit, please consider watching from when Donald Trump speaks outside the courtroom around 5:05. Yes, I got, well, a little impassioned and, yes, I said Trump wouldn’t have the chutzpah to take the stand. Sure, I could be wrong and it wouldn’t be the first time, but what I am unequivocally correct about is how Donald Trump’s behavior outside the courtroom is not about free speech.
Objective people can question the merits of the case and examine it in the context of Jack Smith’s indictments, for example, and come to different conclusions. What they cannot do, however, is tolerate the former President’s selfishly dishonest attacks on the court and non-existent corruption, just as we should not tolerate his willingness to tear down our foundation and belief in law and order. For that matter, what is it we all know about what happened today? Finish your thought and tell us, Mr. President. Please, explain!
In lieu of standing silent when Stormy Daniel’s brought up s*x without a condom, only to later ask for a mistrial because the prejudicial testimony was a “dog whistle for rape”, Trump’s attorneys should have opened their mouths to object. While their client may have to live with the consequences of their inaction if there is a conviction, and everyone should remember no matter their political leanings that Trump is absolutely innocent until if and when proven guilty beyond a reasonable doubt, Trump’s counsel should at least open their mouths at their client’s post-court campaign speeches. We, as a nation, are going to have to live with the consequences. Instead of fighting the case in the courtroom, they meekly and mutely stand at his side as their client tries to undermine our nation’s belief in the criminal justice system, attempts to rob law enforcement of credibility, and makes every effort to dismantle law and order as we know it.
With MSNBC’s Andrea Mitchell and Chris Jansing behind me and CNN’s Jake Tapper done for the day, I am no longer joining CNN’s Abby Phillip tonight but will be on The 11th Hour with Stephanie Ruhle later tonight.
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It’s always a pleasure joining Gotham’s hometown favorite, NY1’s Pat Kiernan, for an early morning, pre-real-day-job-in-court-convo on the legal happenings in New York City. Since right now it’s all Donald Trump all the time, who better to discuss Stormy Daniel’s testimony with other than Pat?
Please join me tomorrow, subject to change:
12PM to 3 PM: MSNBC with Andrea Mitchell & Chris Jansing (rolling coverage)
4 PM: CNN with Jake Tapper
10 PM: CNN with Abby Phillip
Back to work and then hopefully watch my little lefty throw a bunch of Ks on the mound this evening. Though I get more anxious than him, the boy is unflappably cool, and messing up on live TV, there is no place I’d rather be. Sorry, Donald.
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From MSNBC with Ana Cabrera to court on behalf of a client, followed by a proffer with prosecutors, this “hit” addressing the cross examination of Stormy Daniels on ABC News was just about the halfway point of a day that also included appearances on Fox 5 NYC and CNN with Abby Phillip in the 6 and 7 PM hours respectively.
Please join me tomorrow before I head to my “day job” in court with Gotham’s hometown favorite, Pat Kiernan, at 7:30 am on NY1’s “Mornings On 1”.
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After NBC’s Meet The Press Now and ABC News Live, I joined Alex Wagner Friday evening on MSNBC to discuss Hope Hicks’ testimony and some thoughts on the past week’s Donald Trump “Hush Money” trial.
The below clip is part of a segment where I responded to whether I think Trump will testify, my thoughts how the case was going for the prosecution, and though not asked, how I believed the District Attorney wouldn’t ask the jury to consider the lesser included misdemeanor Falsifying Business Records charge when the time came for jury deliberations.
Please join me this week:
Monday (5/6): CNN’s Jake Tapper 5PM
Tuesday (5/7): MSNBC’s Ana Cabrera 10AM and CNN’s Abby Phillip 10PM
Thursday (5/9): MSNBC’s Chris Jansing 1-3PM, CNN’s Jake Tapper 4PM and CNN’s Abby Phillip 10PM
Friday (5/10): CNN’s Erin Burnett 7PM
Tuesday through Friday I have a standing “hold” with MSNBC’s Alex Wagner but do not know whether I am appearing until sometime each day. Again, the above schedule is subject to cancellations and additions as I await my schedule with ABC, NBC, and other possible networks.
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After serving together as rookie prosecutors in the Manhattan District Attorney’s Office in 2000 and honing their legal, trial and advocacy skills in the trenches of the criminal courts over the next six and seven years respectively, Liz Crotty and Jeremy Saland united together in 2008 to form Crotty Saland PC. Putting their experience and knowledge to use protecting the rights, lives and futures of people both inside and outside the four walls of a courtroom, Crotty Saland PC has a proud history serving and continues to represent clients in investigations, arrests, indictments, trials and criminal record sealing throughout New York City, the Hudson Valley and elsewhere in the State of New York.
In addition to criminal defense, our attorneys petition for clients needing criminal record sealing and represent victims in and witnesses to crimes before law enforcement bodies. Further, Crotty Saland PC regularly protects victims of Embezzlement, Extortion, Revenge P**n, Fraud, Harassment and other offenses in conjunction with or completely apart from law enforcement involvement. Crotty Saland PC assists petitioners in securing Family Court Orders of Protection and represents respondents served in these same Family Offense proceedings. Advocating for students both as attorneys and advisors, Crotty Saland PC aids students in Title IX discrimination and harassment investigations, dean disciplinary hearings, and code of conduct violations at colleges and universities throughout New York State and the country. With the 2019 passage of the Child Victims Act, Crotty Saland PC works with those who have suffered at the hands of predators to commence legal claims for past abuse.
Crotty Saland PC has proudly secured favorable dispositions and acquittals at trial for clients accused of criminal misconduct. Similarly, we have protected countless clients subject to extortive, harassing and stalking behavior with and without the assistance of law enforcement, successfully obtained Orders of Protection for victims of domestic violence and obtained dismissals for respondents wrongfully accused of the same, and overcome Title IX accusations while protecting the rights, good name and academic standing of accused and victimized students.
Crotty Saland PC knows there is no substitute for experience, knowledge and advocacy no matter the legal predicament you find yourself. Day or night, our team is not merely capable of navigating you through the process to get you where you need to be, but is ready to stand by your side to get you there.
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