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? »
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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 »
“Justice and the New York Courts”: Reflecting on Two Workshops Held in Rochester, NY
This article was written by Rachel Cavell, a practicing attorney with an office in Kingston, New York. Ms. Cavell is also a faculty associate with the … More “Justice and the New York Courts”: Reflecting on Two Workshops Held in Rochester, NY »
Dutchess County’s Ancient Documents Collection: Crime & Society in the Eighteenth-Century Hudson Valley
This article was written by Dutchess County Historian William P. Tatum III, Ph.D. Dr. Tatum received his BA in History from the College of … More Dutchess County’s Ancient Documents Collection: Crime & Society in the Eighteenth-Century Hudson Valley »
The Continuing and Permanent Record of the Courts – Part 2
Two weeks ago, we posted the first half of this post by Geof Huth, in which he discussed the history of court records in New … More The Continuing and Permanent Record of the Courts – Part 2 »
The Continuing and Permanent Record of the Courts – Part 1
This article was written by Geof Huth, Chief Records Officer and Chief Law Librarian of the New York State Unified Court System. Before joining … More The Continuing and Permanent Record of the Courts – Part 1 »
My Experience as the Inaugural Winner of the Garfinkel Essay Scholarship
This blog entry was written by Elijah Fagan-Solis, the inaugural winner of the David A. Garfinkel Essay Scholarship when it first launched in 2008. … More My Experience as the Inaugural Winner of the Garfinkel Essay Scholarship »
The Pioneering Women Judges of the Third Judicial District
This blog entry was written by John Caher, the Unified Court System’s senior advisor for strategic and technical communications, and a member of the … More The Pioneering Women Judges of the Third Judicial District »
Matthew J. Jasen: American Judge in Europe
This post was written by John J. Halloran, Jr., a Trustee Emeritus of the Historical Society of the New York Courts and a Law … More Matthew J. Jasen: American Judge in Europe »
Kaye on Kaye: Luisa Kaye Talks About her Mother, Judith S. Kaye, in Latest Amici Podcast
This blog entry was written by John Caher, the Unified Court System’s senior advisor for strategic and technical communications. It discusses his recent interview … More Kaye on Kaye: Luisa Kaye Talks About her Mother, Judith S. Kaye, in Latest Amici Podcast »