New York Law Journal
Shira Scheindlin, who is presiding over one of the most politically charged cases in recent New York City history, says there are too many judges who don't want to deliver controversial rulings. Few
...the Plaintiff with sole legal custody of the parties' three (3) unemancipated children subject to the Defendant's right of parental access. Further, the Stipulations...
...which time she was pregnant. — Jeanette had her first child, a daughter, when she was 13 years old by Miguel V, whom...
...Deane School of Law at Hofstra University, Cornell Law School, Touro Law Center and Brooklyn Law School will offer new clinics on topics including technology...
...RASHAD, res — Motion by the appellant to disqualify the Children's Law Center from representing the child on an appeal from an order...
...Should children ever see the reports? Attorneys have been debating those topics for a number of years, but the issue took center stage...
...years, even though they would be among the safest drugs available to children and adults on any drugstore shelf. The FDA, responding to...
...Nancy Magowan, who soon became pregnant. Unemployed but intent on supporting their child, Brady gave Nancy a $35,000 check and told her not to...
...Aid Society. For Commissioner of the Administration for Children's Services: Alan Sputz and Charles Lawson of counsel, Michael Cardozo, Corporation...
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