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Ready for the Next Rung?
Posted on January 08, 2008By Jason Boogjasonboog@judicialstudies.comPosted 01-09-08 Governor Eliot Spitzer has made good on a promise to promote more diversity in the upper echelons of the judiciary. How do his two recent picks stand up?
Lexpress: Letters of the Law
Posted on January 08, 2008By Jesse Sunenblickjsunenblick@judicialstudies.comand Leah Nelsonlnelson@judicialstudies.comPosted: 01-08-08 For the second time, a Southern District judge affirms a controversial settlement between European life insurance companies and the relatives of Holocaust victims...
LexPress: the Jury of John White
Posted on January 07, 2008By Jesse Sunenblickjsunenblick@judicialstudies.comPosted: 12-07-07 The jurors who say they were coerced into finding an African American man from Long Island guilty of manslaughter keep talking. In other news, a lawsuit filed by insurers against the Saudi Royal Family, alleging financial ties to Al Qaeda, moves forward.
LexPress: Failure to Disclose
Posted on January 04, 2008By Jesse Sunenblickjsunenblick@judicialstudies.comPosted: 01-04-08 Chief Judge Kaye offers an olive branch — or is it a fig leaf? — in the salary wars. Plus, the Appellate Division chastises the Bronx District Attorney's office for a blatant Brady violation...
LexPress: Feeling the Heat
Posted on January 03, 2008By Jesse Sunenblickjsunenblick@judicialstudies.com01-03-08 Suffolk County District Attorney Thomas Spota says he won't retry vindicated parent killer Martin Tankleff. In other news, a Southern District magistrate bestows the right to protect confidential sources — traditionally the domain of journalists — on human rights groups like Amnesty International.
LexPress: Return to Sender
Posted on January 02, 2008By Jesse Sunenblickjsunenblick@judicialstudies.comPosted: 01-01-08The Legal Aid Society asks a judge to reconsider his dismissal of a sex abuse lawsuit filed by female prisoners. In other news, Governor Spitzer makes two appointments to New York's appellate bench.
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