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SUMMARY:Remember the Ladies: Women and the Constitution at 250
DESCRIPTION:Recommended Outside Event\nA Constitution Week Lunch & Learn\nIn-Person at the Albany County Courthouse (16 Eagle Street\, Albany\, NY 12207) and Livestreamed\nOpen to all judges and nonjudicial personnel of the New York State Unified Court System and members of the co-sponsoring organizations. \nJoin us as we trace the constitutional journey of American Women — from their exclusion at the founding\, to the suffrage movement and the Nineteenth Amendment\, to the equal protection revolution and the voices of women on the bench today. \nSponsored by:\nThird Judicial District Equal Justice in the Courts Committee\nCapital District Women’s Bar Association\nWomen’s Bar Association of the State of New York\nWomen’s Bar Association of Orange & Sullivan Counties\nHistorical Society of the New York Courts \nPROGRAM \nWELCOME & FRAMING REMARKS\nHon. E. Danielle Jose-Decker\, AJSC\nHon. Sherri Brooks-Morton\, JSC\nRebekah Nellis Kennedy\, WBASNY President \n“REMEMBER THE LADIES”\nReading of Abigail Adams’ March 1776 letter by Hon. Rachel Kretser (Ret.)\nDiscussion with Hon. Laura Jordan and Hon. Zainab Chaudhry \nTHE CONSTITUTIONAL ARC: FROM SUFFRAGE TO EQUAL PROTECTION\nPresented by the Capital District Women’s Bar Association and the Women’s Bar Association of Orange and Sullivan Counties \nMODERATED JUDICAL PANEL\nA conversation about women\, constitutional equality\, and the meaning of “We the People” from the perspective of women serving on the bench today\, featuring:\nHon. Elizabeth A. Garry\, Presiding Justice\, Third Department\nHon. Llinét M. Rosado\, Associate Justice\, First Department; Co-Chair\, Hon. Betty Weinberg Ellerin Commission on Women in the Courts\nHon. Christina L. Ryba\, Associate Justice\, Third Deparment \nAUDIENCE QUESTIONS & CLOSING REMARKS \nPlease RSVP by Wednesday\, September 16\, 2026 to mdaley@nycourts.gov
URL:https://history.nycourts.gov/events/remember-the-ladies/
CATEGORIES:Public Events,Recommended Outside Events
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SUMMARY:America 250: The Bronx Perspective
DESCRIPTION:Presented by the Historical Society of the New York Courts\, the New York City Criminal Court\, Bronx County\, and the Bronx County Supreme Court\, Criminal Term\nHYBRID PROGRAM • FREE & OPEN TO THE PUBLIC\nIn Person at the Bronx Hall of Justice (265 East 161st Street\, Room LL260\, Bronx\, NY 10451) and Livestreamed\nReception: 12:30 – 1:15 PM\nProgram: 1:15 – 2:15 PM \nJoin the Society\, Bronx County Criminal Court\, and Bronx County Supreme Court\, Criminal Term for this program that traces the history of Bronx County through legal landmarks from 1776 to today\, addressing how the County has changed from an agrarian community to a diverse and bustling borough. This program will also address how New York’s laws have evolved to respond to the changes\, including developments in the court system’s response to access to justice issues today. \nRegistration Opens Soon!
URL:https://history.nycourts.gov/events/america-250-the-bronx-perspective/
CATEGORIES:Public Events
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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 present on his book The Sewing Girl’s Tale about the true-life story of Lanah Sawyer\, a young woman who was raped in the 1790s. She sued\, and she won. Following this presentation\, a panel that will include Roberta A. Kaplan\, Esq.\, Prof. Kate Mogulescu\, Hon. Michelle Weber\, and Susan Harper\, Esq.\, moderator\, will discuss how far the law has come since Lanah’s case\, and what remains to be done. Presiding Justice of the Appellate Division\, First Department Dianne T. Renwick will provide opening remarks. \nRegistration Opening Soon!
URL:https://history.nycourts.gov/events/one-womans-voice-for-justice-how-the-courts-have-responded-to-violence-against-women-from-the-revolution-to-today/
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