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Moreno and his partner Franklin Mata were arrested in 2008 on charges of raping the unidentified 27-year-old woman in her East Village apartment.

Kenneth Moreno and Franklin Mata tried to have the misdemeanor charges thrown out last month, but were denied by a panel of state appellate judges.

The disgraced former cops were trying to get their misdemeanor convictions thrown out.

The two former "Rape Cops" who were famously acquitted of rape and burglary last year are back in court to fight their misdemeanor convictions.

Kenneth Moreno, the former NYPD officer who was acquitted of raping a woman in her East Village apartment but was convicted of misconduct, is contemplating filing a civil suit against New York City and HBO.

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Moreno's attorney, Joseph Tacopina, has argued that the heroin was found in a shared locker, and that it didn't belong to him.

Patrick Kirkland answers readers' questions—such as "Why did you go to dinner with the defendants?"—about Confessions of a "Rape Cop" Juror, his account of serving on the controversial case.

Gothamist is proud to announce the publication of our first long-form non-fiction feature: Confessions of a "Rape Cop" Juror, by Patrick Kirkland, who was one of the jurors.

While he appeals that year in jail for official misconduct, ex-cop Kenneth Moreno gets to keep custody of his 14-year-old daughter.