This photo shows three titans of New York law and politics in Albany on March 24, 1932. The newsworthy event that brought them together … More Chief Judge Cuthbert W. Pound Swears in Justice Samuel Rosenman »
Over the years, a few New York Court of Appeals Judges have graced the cover of Time Magazine since it was first published in 1923. … More Court of Appeals Judges in Time Magazine »
In the 1990s, there was only one former Judge of the Court of Appeals whose portrait could not be found in Court of Appeals … More Chief Judge Charles Ruggles’s Missing Portrait »
The first picture from 1934 shows Irving Lehman and his wife, Sissie, hosting Albert and Elsa Einstein at the Lehman’s estate in Port Chester … More Irving Lehman Hosts Albert Einstein »
The photograph shows the Justices of the Appellate Division, Third Department, which features future Chief Judge Lawrence H. Cooke, hearing oral argument during the … More Future Chief Judge Lawrence Cooke and the Third Department in Final Session at the Albany County Courthouse »
The great Irving Lehman served as a Judge from 1908 to 1944, the last four of which as Chief Judge of the Court of … More The Summit of Chief Judge Irving Lehman’s Career »
The first image, immediately below, is a full-page photo display titled the “Court of Appeals at Work,” published on December 24, 1922, in The … More A Day in the Life of the Court of Appeals in Session – December 24, 1922 »
The photograph captures Chief Judge Irving Lehman during a portrait ceremony in the courtroom at Court of Appeals Hall on March 12, 1940. It … More Chief Judge Irving Lehman Examines a Portrait of John F. O’Brien »
These photos show a program for an event hosted by the Albany County Bar Association honoring the Hon. William S. Andrews, who had recently … More Albany County Bar Association Honors William S. Andrews »
Taken in September 1913, this press photo shows Court of Appeals Judges Frederick Collin of Elmira (left) and Emory A. Chase of Catskill (right) … More Frederick Collin and Emory A. Chase Stroll in Albany »
