Peter Barta
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Peter Barta's Milky Conditional Discharge
Time for a quick update on a past Lawyer of the Day Weekend. From New York Newsday: A former Legal Aid Society lawyer pleaded guilty Wednesday to illegally using a hidden videocamera to spy on female co-workers as they changed clothes in their offices. Peter Barta, 32, of Queens, used a camera hidden in a […] -
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Reading the Bartameter (Part 4): A Georgetown Law Classmate Weighs In
If you’re tired of reading about Peter Barta, the Legal Aid Society lawyer who allegedly videotaped his female colleagues as they were changing their clothes in the office, then skip this post. But if you’d be interested in reading an email from a law school classmate of his, you can check it out, after the […] - Sponsored
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Our Apologies to All Former Policy Debaters (Except the Creepy Ones)
In a recent post about Peter Barta, the Legal Aid lawyer who allegedly videotaped his female colleagues as they were getting undressed, we ranked on policy debaters. Maybe we should take it back. From a highly informative reader email: Not all former policy debaters are creeps. Here’s a list of former policy debaters who are […]
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Fashion, Nude Dancing, Peter Barta, Public Interest
More Than You Ever Cared To Know About Legal Aid Lawyers and Their Attire
In the discussion about Peter Barta, the Legal Aid lawyer who allegedly made secret videotapes of his female colleagues getting dressed in the office, one question keeps coming up, again and again. This comment is representative: “[C]an someone explain why people are getting dressed/undressed at the Legal Aid office in the first place?” We were […] -
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Reading the Bartameter (Part 3): What Is Up With Those Policy Debaters?
We continue to follow the story of Peter Barta, the Legal Aid lawyer who allegedly made secret videotapes of his female colleagues getting dressed. Tales like this — along with associate pay raises, of course — are the raison d’etre of ATL. After we quoted a tipster stressing that Peter Barta did policy or cross-examination […] -
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Reading the Bartameter (Part 2): Fluent Hungarian Is the Ultimate Aphrodisiac
The reader tips about Peter Barta, the Legal Aid Lawyer who allegedly made surreptitious videos of his female co-workers getting changed, are starting to flow into our inbox. From a former colleague: I used to work at the Criminal Defense Division (CDD) in Manhattan with Peter Barta. He would sidle up to female co-workers, bragging […] -
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Reading the Bartameter: More About Peter Barta (Part 1)
Yesterday we named Peter Barta our Lawyer of the Weekend. Here’s what he allegedly did to earn this distinction, according to the NYDN: A nerdy legal aid lawyer used a spy camera to videotape female colleagues changing their clothes — until the women turned the tables and caught him red-handed, officials said. Peter Barta, 32, […] -
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Lawyer of the Weekend: Peter Barta
Do you know this man? His name is Peter Barta, and he’s ATL’s Lawyer of the Day Weekend. If you did what he allegedly did — see here and here (plus more links collected below) — you deserve to be honored on more than one day. We’re preparing a more detailed post on Peter Barta […]
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