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SUMMARY:One Woman's Voice for Justice: How the Courts Have Responded to Violence Against Women from the Revolution to Today
DESCRIPTION:Presented by the Historical Society of the New York Courts\nHYBRID EVENT • FREE & OPEN TO THE PUBLIC\nAt New York City Bar Association (42 West 44th St.\, NYC 10036) and Livestreamed\nNY CLE Credits Pending\nAvailable only to Society members. \nAuthor\, historian\, and professor John Wood Sweet will deliver a presentation on his book The Sewing Girl’s Tale\, which chronicles the true story of Lanah Sawyer\, a young woman who survived a rape in the 1790s and bravely pursued justice through the courts\, ultimately winning her case. Following Professor Sweet’s presentation\, a distinguished panel featuring Roberta A. Kaplan\, Esq.\, Partner at Kaplan Martin LLP and Society Trustee\, Kate Mogulescu\, Professor of Clinical Law and Director of the Criminal Defense & Advocacy Clinic at Brooklyn Law School\, Hon. Michelle Weber\, Judge of the New York City Criminal Court\, and moderator Susan Harper\, Esq.\, Law Office of Susan L. Harper\, will examine the evolution of the law since Lanah Sawyer’s landmark case and discuss the progress that still remains to be made. Opening remarks will be delivered by Hon. Dianne T. Renwick\, Presiding Justice of the Appellate Division\, First Department\, and Society Trustee. \n Register Now
URL:https://history.nycourts.gov/events/one-womans-voice-for-justice/
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SUMMARY:New York’s Second Revolution: The Legal and Social Legacy of the Anti-Rent Wars
DESCRIPTION:Presented by the Historical Society of the New York Courts\, the Supreme Court of the State of New York\, Appellate Division\, Third Department\, and the Society Chapter at Albany Law School.\nIN PERSON • FREE & OPEN TO THE PUBLIC\nAlbany Law School (80 New Scotland Ave\, Albany\, NY 12208)\nLandlords and tenant farmers clashed in rural\, upstate regions during New York’s Anti-Rent Wars of the 1800s. In the aftermath of the rebellion\, the antiquated manor system was abandoned in favor of land reform laws that protected tenant rights. This program features a presentation of the documentary film Calico Rebellion (2024)\, which revisits the legacy of the conflict in the community while a panel discussion describes the historical context for these legal changes as well as the Anti-Rent Wars’ continuing relevance to landlord-tenant issues today. \n Register Now
URL:https://history.nycourts.gov/events/new-yorks-second-revolution/
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