ANYBODY SURPRISED!!!! IN YET ANOTHER DISPLAY OF WHAT A JOKE OUR FEDERAL COURT SYSTEM REALLY IS JUDGE VICTOR MARRERO SIGNED THE FINAL ORDER TODAY. WE KNEW THE FIX WAS IN .THE ONLY SURPRISE IS THAT HE WAITED THIS LONG

 "THE CLERK OF THE COURT IS RESPECTIVELY DIRECTED TO CLOSE THIS CASE"

 

 

CLOSE THE CASE??WELL I DON'T KNOW VIC. IS THE 2ND CIRCUIT COURT OF APPEALS AN OPTION

 

 

 

 

HEY PAULY BOY THE LIAR CAPURSO.NOW WHEN YOU TELL EVERYBODY DOWN AT WALL AND CEILING THE STORY ABOUT THE CONSENT DECREE BEING OVER IT WONT BE A COMPLETE LIE ANY MORE

 

 MAYBE WHEN YOU TAKE THE PODIUM AT THE UPCOMING WALL AND CEILING PARTY YOU WONT LOOK LIKE THE USUAL COMPLETE  JACK ASS.I DOUBT IT BUT MAYBE.

 

 

 

 JUDGE VICTOR MARRERO DID GIVE US A PARTING GIFT THOUGH ...

HE GAVE US YET ANOTHER SHINING EXAMPLE OF THE SAD REALITY AND FAILURE OF OUR FEDERAL COURT SYSTEM 

 

 "THE COURT HAS REVIEWED THE LONE OBJECTION TO THE FINAL ORDER FILED BY A SINGLE CONSTITUENT AND FINDS IT TO BE MERITLESS" ...

 BASED ON WHAT PROOF THAT YOU EXAMINED JUDGE VICTOR??

BECAUSE EX JUDGE BARB JONES AND TOM KOKALAS SAID SO!!!! 

ARE YOU FRIGGING KIDDING ME!!

"FIND IT MERITLESS FOR THE REASONS STATED  IN THE COUNCIL RESPONSE"

  

THE EX JUDGE JONES AND JUDGE QUICK DRAW MARRERO LONE OBJECTOR THEORY??? 

ALSO KNOWN AS THE DIRTY DOUG MCCARRON DERANGED LONER AND COMMIE THEORY

"DOUGLAS MCCARRON DISMISSES CRITICS IN THE CARPENTERS UNION AS FEARFUL,SELFISH OR DERANGED LONERS AND COMMUNISTS" 

 

  

HEY JUDGE MARRERO, EX JUDGE JONES, TOM KOKALAS ,COUNCIL CLOWNS AND YOUR COUNCIL HIRED HANDS.YOUR DERANGED LONER SMEAR ATTEMPT IS BLOWING UP IN YOUR FACE 

 

LET'S STOP THE BS AND FAIRYTALES JUDGE QUICK DRAW.THE ONLY REASON YOU EVEN HEARD OF ANY OBJECTION WAS BECAUSE BRIAN BRENNAN WAS SMART ENOUGH TO ALSO FILE HIS OBJECTION WITH THE COURT

 

   

       BE ADVISED THAT AT THE TIME THIS WAS SIGNED ON OCTOBER 8,2026 THE COURT HAD NEVER RULED ON THE MERITS ON BRIAN BRENNANS OBJECTION

DOCKET 1942 WAS A RULING ON AN EMAIL REQUEST BY BRENNAN FOR A 5 DAY DELAY. THE COURT ACTUALLY RULED: 

"THE COURT FINDS THE EMAIL REQUEST WAS MERITLESS'

 ALSO KEEP IN MIND THAT JUDGE MARRERO TIRED TO DENY BRIAN BRENNAN THE RIGHT TO ANSWER TOM KOKALAS TAKING LIBERTY'S WITH THE TRUTH IN THE KOKALAS RESPONSE (DOCKET 1941)  

 

  

MAYBE THE COUNCIL FAILED TO GIVE BRACEWELL,TOM KOKALAS AND EX JUDGE JONES COPIES OF THE OTHER OBJECTIONS THE CLOWN COMMITTEE RECEIVED

  I MEAN TOM KOKALAS MUST NOT HAVE BEEN GIVEN A COPY OF ANYBODY BUT BRIAN BRENNANS OBJECTION  BY THE COUNCIL HIRED HANDS OR HE WOULD NOT HAVE FLAT OUT LIED  IN HIS "COUNCIL RESPONSE" (DOCKET 1941)  WHEN HE DECLARED"

"Only one objection (the “Objection”) was received, (DOCKET 1941) 

 PLEASE EXPLAIN FOR THE RECORD THE OTHER OBJECTIONS THE COUNCIL RECEIVED.

 

  

JUDGE VICTOR MARRERO ALSO DECLARED: 

"THE COURT AGREES WITH THE COUNCIL THAT THE ENTIRE  MEMBERSHIP HAD A FULL AND MEANINGFUL OPPORTUNITY TO REVIEW THE FINAL ORDER"

ONCE AGAIN JUDGE MARRERO BASED ON WHAT PROOF THAT YOU EXAMINED DO YOU MAKE THIS DECLARATION? I MEAN OTHER THEN BECAUSE EX JUDGE JONES THE CAPURSO CREW AND BRACEWELL SAID SO??

   I AM SURE THE BS COUNCIL "FINAL AGREEMENT AND ORDER COMMITTEE" GAVE THE COURT COPIES OF ALL COMMENTS AND THE REPLIES 

DEFINE "MADE AVAILABLE"

 All member questions and responses have been reviewed and responded to by a committee comprised of the DOO, CCO, IGO, and the District Council’s legal counsel and they will be made available to the U.S. Attorney’s Office and the Court"

 

 

 

ANOHTER JUDGE  MARRERO GOODIE IS HE ALSO DECLARED:  

WELL JUDGE QUICK DRAW.HOPEFULLY WE SHALL LET OTHER COURTS DECIDE WHAT IS LEGAL FOR YOU SKIPPY
 

 

SO GATHER UP THE POPCORN BOYS AND GIRLS 

 

CANNOT WAIT TO SEE WHAT IS NEXT UNDER THE BIG TOP AT THE NEW YORK CITY UNITED BROTHERHOOD OF CARPENTERS CLOWN SHOW AND CIRCLE JERK

 HOW FAST WILL ET EYES MCCARRON MAKE A MOVE IF HE INTENDS TO.

A YEAR,A MONTH,A WEEK ? OR IS CASH MCCARRON STILL BOXED OUT OF THE NYC COUNCIL FOR THE NEXT 5 YEARS

CARPENTERS UNION WINS INDEPENDENCE AFTER DECADES OF SUPERVISON OVER MOB TIES

 

 

  

KATHRYN BRENZEL

October 14, 2026 10:07 AM EDT

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More than three decades after the federal government began overseeing the carpenters’ union for its ties to organized crime, the New York City District Council of Carpenters has secured its independence.
A federal court judge in Manhattan signed off on an agreement on Tuesday that allows the district council to self-govern, following years of the union’s efforts to free itself from corrupting influences. The order replaces a 1994 consent decree put into place after the federal government sued the district council, alleging that its leadership decisions were guided in part by the Genovese crime family. That included accusations that the family was handpicking contractors to work on the Jacob K. Javits Center.
The order, signed by District Court Judge Victor Marrero, states that changes made by the union to root out corruption among its ranks has led to a “significant and positive change in the culture and processes of the District Council.”
The union and the U.S. Attorney for the Southern District of New York agree that the district council has “made substantial and sustained progress in eliminating organized crime and corruption from its operations,” according to a memorandum filed in court.
Paul Capurso, executive secretary-treasurer of the district council, said the union has transformed its culture and is very different from the union of the 1990s.
“We’ve proven that we can govern ourselves,” he said in an interview. “We’ve proven we can collectively work together. We can put policies in place.”
Self-governance has been a long time in the making. The union has created new positions, including an inspector general position to investigate allegations of corruption. Over the years, the inspector general has gradually taken on responsibilities once held by a court-appointed independent monitor, who wrapped up his duties with the union last year.
Tuesday’s order allows the union to self-police through the inspector general’s office, as well as through an independent hearing officer who will review major violations by members and through an independent integrity officer who will consider appeals of decisions by the hearing officer. Like its predecessor, the order bars union members from “knowingly associating” with members of organized crime.
The union isn’t fully free of court supervision, in that it still must abide by the rules laid out in Tuesday’s order. However, if the union can show that it is functioning well independently and that there is “no systemic corruption or organized crime influence in the District Council” in five years, it can apply to terminate the order. And nothing about the new order prevents the federal government from investigating the union in the future.
One retired union member filed an objection to the court seeking to block the order, raising concerns about imbuing the inspector general with such authority. However, the court dismissed it as “meritless.”
The road to independence was a rocky one. Along the way, the district council saw some leaders depart after allegations of misconduct, and its umbrella organization, the United Brotherhood of Carpenters, took over supervision of a local member union in 2019 after its leaders were arrested on conspiracy and fraud charges. A member was also removed for being a captain with the Genovese family, while another was booted for knowingly associating with organized crime members.
The order lays out rules that the union must follow as it embarks on this new chapter, acknowledging that “the threat posed to the district council by organized crime and other corrupting influences, while substantially diminished, persists.”
Capurso said he is focused on moving the district council forward but is mindful that it needs to be vigilant.
“We’re not blind to the fact that history can repeat itself,” he said.
“I’d be the first one to tell you, every time we had this opportunity, we f***ed it up, to be blunt,” he said, acknowledging that the union had faced some setbacks as it worked toward independence. But it has made significant strides in the last 15 to 18 years and is a far cry from the district council of 1994, he said.
“People actually retire from working for the district council, and they don’t necessarily go to jail,” he said.
The district council represents more than 20,000 workers, who are members of nine local member unions. In recent years, the district council has become increasingly vocal in New York City politics, fighting real estate groups over property tax breaks, publicly pressuring City Council members and developers to commit to all-union labor as conditions of rezonings and sometimes staking out positions on issues counter to those held by its fellow construction unions.
At the same time, the city’s largest labor unions have seen their influence in elections wane, as reported by City & State. They overwhelmingly backed Andrew Cuomo’s failed bid for mayor, though some then reversed course and endorsed Mayor Zohran Mamdani ahead of the general election.
The mayor has also made lifting up workers a cornerstone of his administration, launching the Mayor’s Office of Worker Power earlier this month. The office will connect workers with unions and worker centers.
Tuesday’s order comes shortly after another federal judge in Manhattan released the International Brotherhood of Teamsters from federal monitorship after 37 years, similarly stemming from connections to organized crime. At the time, President Sean O’Brien indicated that it was “the end to the longest monitorship of any union, corporation, nonprofit, or public entity in the history of the United States.”