Condemnation of Anti-Asian Violence
This Asian American Pacific Islander Heritage Month, HSoftheNYCourts publicly denounces the increasing instances of bias, violence and hate crimes toward Asian Americans, Pacific Islanders, and individuals of Asian descent in New York and in the nation. Read more.
Every Month is Black History Month
We at the Society believe every month is Black history month, as the achievements and struggles of Black people are deeply woven into the fabric of the State and nation. Each month this year, we will be highlighting a program, an oral history, or a story about the impact of Black people on the NY Courts.
A Message from Chief Judge Janet DiFiore
On Monday, NYS Chief Judge Janet DiFiore provided this video update to report on the latest COVID developments affecting NYS courts and the justice system. This latest message along with all the Chief Judge’s messages are available in this archive.
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Hon. Jane M. Bolin: Judging Across Decades
In 2021, the Society is celebrating Black History Month every month, spending the year looking back at the impact of Black New Yorkers on … More Hon. Jane M. Bolin: Judging Across Decades »
Hon. Sheila Abdus-Salaam: First African American Woman Appointed to the New York State High Court
In 2021, the Society is celebrating Black History Month every month, spending the year looking back at the impact of Black New Yorkers on … More Hon. Sheila Abdus-Salaam: First African American Woman Appointed to the New York State High Court »
Every Month is Black History Month
Images from January, 2021 Calendar: Map depicting the status of slavery in the United States from 1775-1865, published 1893. Schomburg Center for Research in … More Every Month is Black History Month »