New York Law Journal
Scott E. Mollen, a partner at Herrick, Feinstein, analyzes recent decisions including rulings from the state's high court on an eviction from public housing and a town's attempt to block a check cas
...Decided June 3, 2013) 301952/12 Justice Lori S. Sattler Decided: June 3, 2013...
...opinion of America's prisons: "In no country is criminal justice administered with more mildness than in the United States."2...
A 4-year-old boy caught in the middle of a bitter international custody dispute must return to Singapore with his father, despite claims from his mother that the move would put him in "grave risk" of
...John Kiernan, Debevoise & Plimpton Fern Schair, Feerick Center for Social Justice Richard Schumacher, Cahill Gordon & Reindel (retired)...
...innovation studies, along with antitrust. "Urgent privacy questions surrounding social media, health IT, Big Data, law enforcement, and national security often defy...
...Decided May 23, 2013) 9354/12 Justice Darrell L. Gavrin Decided: May 23, 2013...
...Decided February 28, 2013) 12877/08 Justice David I. Schmidt ...
...so that petitioner could undergo a mental competency evaluation by NYCHA's Social Services Department (see NYCHA GM-3742 Revised, ?III[E][3]). Upon completion...
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