New York Law Journal
...of lower court judges designated...Court justices, state court administrators...Courts_within_New_York_City/Fern...the court system an additional...
...judgment, this Opinion responds to the April 5, 2012 direction of the Court of Appeals, Viacom Int'l Inc. v. YouTube, Inc., 676 F.3d...
...subsequently terminated the distribution agreement. (Id. ¶¶27, 42). The High Court of Justice Chancery Division in the U.K. held that as a...
...delinquency proceedings, the Court placed the respondent...Commissioner of the New York City Administration for...
...edited to reflect changes suggested by the New York State Bar Association, according to Unified Court System spokeswoman Arlene Hackel. The changes...
...Porter LLP, New York, N.Y...before the Court is Plaintiffs...powerful and unified security solution...
...S._Southern_District,_New_York/Paul_Gardephe/Paul...it fails to state an offense; (2...
...ALBANY - The state's Indigent...their first court appearances, Chief...will move New York closer to...reforming the system throughout the...
... By A. Gail Prudenti, Chief Administrative Judge, New York State Unified Court System This year, as we commemorate two...
...principles apply equally to those who work for the New York State Unified Court System, regardless of position. Chief Judge Jonathan Lippman and I...
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