New York Law Journal
State judges are entitled to raises retroactive to between 2005 and 2009 under a provision in the 2009-2010 state budget, a lawyer argued Wednesday before a Brooklyn-based appellate panel
...state Senate on Tuesday. The Senate Judiciary Committee approved an amendment (...
...were sponsored by Helene Weinstein, D-Brooklyn, chairwoman of the Judiciary Committee, in the Assembly....
...space in the Orange County Government Center that was lost to the judiciary after a pair of storms in 2011. OCA is recommending...
New York should adopt a mathematical formula that would function similarly to one used to award child support to determine both the temporary and post-divorce maintenance due the non-monied spouse in
...of the Senate Judiciary Committee has introduced a...and the state Assembly has already given...
There have been many individuals who have answered the call, many making it their mission to further the objective of an America where everyone is treated equally. Paul Robeson, singer, actor and hum
...several nonuniform amendments. The act is currently being reviewed by the Assembly Judiciary Committee, but has not yet been introduced.2 ...
...court backlogs of mortgage foreclosure actions is headed to the Assembly floor. The Judiciary Committee approved the measure, ...
...candidate pool a priority since she was selected as chair of the committee in 2010 by then-Governor David Paterson. The commission said...
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