Leonard Callender Crouch
Judge Leonard C. Crouch’s tenure on the Court of Appeals was relatively brief: only four years. Nevertheless, his “opinions as a judicial officer of … More Leonard Callender Crouch »
Judge Leonard C. Crouch’s tenure on the Court of Appeals was relatively brief: only four years. Nevertheless, his “opinions as a judicial officer of … More Leonard Callender Crouch »
The Judge’s name is sometimes spelled Foote, as in his Union College records, and other times Foot, as in 5 N.Y. (1851), where his … More Samuel Alfred Foot »
In looking back on William H. Cuddeback’s life, the Court described him as “wise and impartial in decision,” with no shadow of partisanship falling … More William Herman Cuddeback »
In Oliver Goldsmith’s “She Stoops to Conquer,” Hardcastle observes that “modesty seldom resides in a breast that is not enriched with noble virtues. It … More Sydney Francis Foster »
In 1913, William Sulzer, then Governor of New York, was put on trial for various charges relating to abuses of the powers and duties … More Edgar M. Cullen »
To paraphrase President Abraham Lincoln, it is altogether fitting and proper that we find an increased dedication to the cause for which New York … More George Franklin Danforth »
Contested elections resulting in heated litigation may seem to be a recent political phenomena, but a November 1855 election for Supreme Court Judge was … More Henry Ebenezer Davies »
In Cron v. Hargro Fabrics (91 NY2d 362, 368 [1998]), the Court of Appeals held that the plaintiff’s full “performance of her obligations under … More Hiram Denio »
Introduction Charles Stewart Desmond served on the Court of Appeals for 26 full years-the second longest tenure of a Judge on the Court of … More Charles Stewart Desmond »
Janet DiFiore, former Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals and of the State of New York, was born in 1955 in Mount Vernon, … More Janet DiFiore »