George Wickersham: “The Scourge of Wall Street”
This blog article was written by John Oller, an author and retired New York lawyer whose latest book is White Shoe: How a New … More George Wickersham: “The Scourge of Wall Street” »
Category: Judicial Notice
An All-Star Criminal Trial in the Gilded Age: United States v. William Fullerton (March 1870)
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) »
It’s John Jay Week at the Society!
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! »
U.S. Chief Justice John Jay: When All Judges Were Originalists
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 »
Common Threads of Justice: Native Americans and the Law
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 »
John Jay: Practicing Trial Lawyer for Seven Years
This blog article was written by Paul D. Rheingold, and it’s a preview of his Judicial Notice Issue 15 article on John Jay. Mr. … More John Jay: Practicing Trial Lawyer for Seven Years »
Judicial Notice to Your Device If Not Your Doorstep!
Like so many organizations, we are looking for creative ways to continue to bring you our programming. Delivery of our latest issue of our … More Judicial Notice to Your Device If Not Your Doorstep! »
Judicial Notice 14: 2019
Issue 14 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 »
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 »