On Monday, May 11th, we hosted our first webinar Lessons Learned from the 1918 Pandemic: Historical and Legal Framework of the Spanish Flu and … More Common Threads of Justice: Lessons Learned from the 1918 Pandemic Webinar »
This blog article was written by John D. Gordan, III, and it’s a preview of his Judicial Notice Issue 15 article on United States … More An All-Star Criminal Trial in the Gilded Age: United States v. William Fullerton (March 1870) »
This week, we are continuing our month-long celebration of Asian and Pacific Islander American Heritage Month with our 2017 film Get to Know: Hon. … More Common Threads of Justice: Get to Know Hon. Peter Tom »
May signals another month-long celebration for Common Threads of Justice: Asian and Pacific Islander American Heritage Month! We are kicking off this new celebration … More Common Threads of Justice: Get to Know Hon. Randall T. Eng »
The theme for Law Day this year is Your Vote, Your Voice, Our Democracy: The 19th Amendment at 100. It celebrates the centennial of the … More Law Day 2020: Your Vote, Your Voice, Our Democracy »
We close Celebrate Diversity Month in Common Threads of Justice with our first partnership with the U.S. Supreme Court Historical Society, the program Ladies of Legend: The First Generation of … More Common Threads of Justice: Ladies of Legend »
This week is John Jay Week at the Historical Society of the New York Courts! We’re taking a deep dive into the first Chief … More It’s John Jay Week at the Society! »
We return this Friday to showcase another common thread of justice and continue our celebrate diversity theme for April with Asian Americans and the … More Common Threads of Justice: Asian Americans and the Law »
This blog article was written by Hon. Mark C. Dillon, and it’s a preview of his Judicial Notice Issue 15 article on John Jay. … More U.S. Chief Justice John Jay: When All Judges Were Originalists »
Continuing the celebrate diversity theme for April, we’re turning to Native Americans and the New York law with Tribal Courts in New York: Case Study of the … More Common Threads of Justice: Native Americans and the Law »
