New York Law Journal
...awards to up to 25 counties to provide representation to poor...Westchester, Tompkins, Ontario, Albany and Onondaga counties. Lippman said yesterday they...
...Roulan v. County of Onondaga, 62. ...
...to… a plan of a bar association" (see County Law §722 [3]). To this end, Onondaga County has contracted with the Onondaga...
Governor Andrew Cuomo has nominated Sheila Abdus-Salaam, a highly regarded appellate judge, for a seat on the New York State Court of Appeals, saying she has shown "a deep understanding of the everyd
...Fourth Department, unanimously overruled Monroe County Judge John DeMarco ...
...ALBANY - With more bar groups than ever before weighing...upstate, downstate and specialty bar associations: Justice Sheila Abdus-Salaam of...
...provide indigent criminal defendants with counsel, critics say New York's quirky, county-based system of criminal representation for the poor is hampered by crushing...
...warrant on her property by the agents of the Defendant, the Suffolk County Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Inc. ...
...of the New York State Bar Association (NYSBA) take over its independent...
...Hancock Estabrook partner in Syracuse who is director of the Onondaga County Bar Association's pro bono veterans' clinic, said it is no wonder...
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