New York Law Journal
In a speech given after receiving the Federal Bar Council's Learned Hand Award on Law Day, Second Circuit Judge Barrington D. Parker Jr. said: In thinking about cases such as 'Loving v. Virginia' and
In a speech given after receiving the Federal Bar Council's Learned Hand Award on Law Day, Second Circuit Judge Barrington D. Parker Jr. said: In thinking about cases such as 'Loving v. Virginia' and
This year, as we commemorate two historic milestones, the 150th anniversary of the Emancipation Proclamation and the 50th anniversary of the March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom, Dr. King's memor
In almost half of a century since the Stonewall riots, public policy in New York has evolved, making steady progress through the following developments in gay rights: adoption, laws enacted against d
...beginning my junior year of college, and still struggling with my sexual orientation, when DOMA was signed into law. Its provisions, which extinguished any chance...
...discriminatory practices no longer exist in school admissions due to race, sexual orientation, gender, age, disability, or religion, these plans must endure. While...
Jeremy Paul, dean at Northeastern University School of Law, and Alan M. Klinger, co-managing partner at Stroock & Stroock & Lavan, write that while knowledge of the law, rigorous analysis and strong
...personnel. Q: Are new judges required to complete the orientation program before taking the bench? A: Yes...
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