While Judge Caitlin Halligan has had to recuse from two high-profile cases, a court spokesman said the rule was in development before she joined the high court.
April 29, 2024 at 05:14 PM
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Litigation Reporter
New York’s highest court is adopting a rule change that could reduce its reliance on substitute jurists.
In the wake of the New York Court of Appeals using three Appellate Division judges for arguably two of its biggest appeals since December, the court will limit its acceptance of amicus briefs going forward, according to a notice to the bar on April 23.
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