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After Trial of Goldman Sachs Insider Request to Censor Reporting on Brijesh Goel Rejected

By Matthew Russell Lee, Patreon Substack

SDNY COURTHOUSE, June 17 – Former Goldman Sachs investment banker Brijesh Goel was arraigned on insider trading charges on the morning of July 28, 2022. Inner City Press was there at that first stage - and through the trial and conviction that followed.

  Now on February 26, 2026, a demand to remove reporting about this, one that Inner City Press rejects and publishes:

"Writing to formally request the removal of the following article from your website- Link- https://www.innercitypress.com/sdnybrief107jacastelmnpigoelicp061723.html The information in this article regarding Brijesh Goel is outdated and does not reflect the current legal status. For your reference, the latest case status there is no public record of an appeal or reversal. We kindly request that this article be removed from the dissemination of outdated or misleading information. Accordingly, we hereby formally demand the immediate removal of the above-referenced. Please confirm once the action has been taken. Thank you for your immediate action on this matter."

  We have given the request to censor " immediate attention" - and published it less than an hour after receipt. There are other similar, and similarly outrageous, requests pending. But the courts are public.

 The referenced report continued: Goel's case was assigned to U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York Judge P. Kevin Castel, who held the arraignment.  

  Goel is accused of feeding inside information to his graduate school friend and squash partner Akshay Niranjan, at Barclays. 

On June 12, 2023, after jury selection, the trial began with opening arguments. Inner City Press was there and live tweeted, thread here

On June 14, finally, Niranjan took to the stand, but not yet on cross. Thread here

On June 16, Niranjan finished, cross and re-direct (and was spotted by the courthouse cafeteria on 8, talking about going to the prosecutors' office on the 5th floor), thread here

SURPRISE - defendant Brijesh Goel has just taken the stand.

Goel's lawyer: Did you meet at Quality Meats? Goel: Yes.

[Quality Meats has steaks up to $195 - Inner City Press calls it "Inequality Meats.]

On Saturday, June 17 the US Attorney's Office complained Goel had yet to answer their subpoena. Goal's counsel promised an answer in two hours. Subpoena on Patreon here.

Inner City Press will continue to cover the cases - watch this site.

 The case is US v. Goel, 22-cr-396 (Castel) 

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