Judicial Notice 14: 2019
Issue 13 New York’s Quest for Jurisdiction over Indian Landsby Hon. Carrie Garrow New York State’s Recent Judicial Collaboration with Indigenous Partners: The Story … More Judicial Notice 14: 2019 »
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Excerpt from People v. Croswell: Alexander Hamilton and the Transformation of the Common Law of Libel
The theme for Law Day 2019 is Free Speech, Free Press, Free Society, and early New York cases tested some of the protections of … More Excerpt from People v. Croswell: Alexander Hamilton and the Transformation of the Common Law of Libel »
Judicial Notice 13: 2018
Issue 13 Chancellor James Kent: Father of American Jurisprudenceby Hon. Robert S. Smith Nathan Sanford and his Contributions to New York State Lawby Ann Sandford Battle in Brooklyn: … More Judicial Notice 13: 2018 »
Judicial Notice 12: 2017
Issue 12 Women’s Rights and Women Pioneers in New York State Judicial Intervention: The Judges who Paved the Road to Seneca Falls in 1848by … More Judicial Notice 12: 2017 »
Battle in Brooklyn: The Cross-examination of Henry Ward Beecher at the Trial of the Century
This article was written by Michael A. Green. Michael was a partner at the law firm Shereff Friedman Hoffman & Goodman, and since 2009, … More Battle in Brooklyn: The Cross-examination of Henry Ward Beecher at the Trial of the Century »
A Tribute to Judge Harold A. Stevens During Black History Month
This blog article by Margery Corbin Eddy, Lisa LeCours, Paul McGrath and Frances Murray is excerpted from a tribute of the same title originally published … More A Tribute to Judge Harold A. Stevens During Black History Month »
Katherine “Kate” Stoneman: Raising the Bar for Women
This article was written by Michelle Henry, who has served as Chautauqua County Historian/Records Management Coordinator since 2000. Ms. Henry is certified as a New York State Registered Historian, … More Katherine “Kate” Stoneman: Raising the Bar for Women »
When Did Slavery End in New York?
This article was written by Craig A. Landy, a partner at NYC firm Peckar & Abramson, PC. Mr. Landy talks more extensively about this … More When Did Slavery End in New York? »
Judicial Intervention: The Judges who Paved the Road to Seneca Falls in 1848
This article was written by Hon. Richard A. Dollinger. Judge Dollinger is a member of the New York Court of Claims and an acting … More Judicial Intervention: The Judges who Paved the Road to Seneca Falls in 1848 »
Judicial Notice 11: 2016
Issue 11 Kaye on Jay: Revisitedby Judith S. Kaye Asian-Americans and the Lawby Denny Chin & Kathy Hirata Chin People v. Gillette and Theodore … More Judicial Notice 11: 2016 »