New York Law Journal
...the President of Lehman College; Cuny Public Safety Officer Edwin Freytes...s post-arrest interactions with school officials regarding the preservation of...
...A vegan advocate can pursue his claim that school officials and campus police violated his First Amendment rights by restricting his...
...students who graduated last year from New York state's 15 law schools were able to find full-time, permanent employment requiring bar passage by...
...this time last year, Sarah Hollender, a class of 2012 Pace Law School graduate, was weighing three job offers: one with a small firm, one...
...he graduated from Brooklyn College and has a doctorate in sociology from CUNY. The Vera Institute works closely with government agencies, such as...
In his Criminal Law column, Ken Strutin, director of legal information services at the New York State Defenders Association, argues that when someone can be prosecuted years later based on new forens
The candidates endorsed by the Commission on Judicial Nomination are Appellate Division justices Sheila Abdus-Salaam, Eugene Fahey, John Leventhal and Dianne Renwick, and attorneys David Schulz, Mari
Scott Spivak, a member of theCriminal Defense Clinic at CUNY Law School, writes: With reform on the horizon, it is time for a hard look at how current practices distort the statutory purpose of bail
...R-Mount Hope, in support of Rivera, a New York City University School of Law professor. The three letters are among dozens sent to the...
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