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City Bar Calls on NY Chief Judge to Issue New Rules on ICE Courthouse Arrests
As U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents continue to make arrests at New York state courthouses, the New York City Bar Association is calling on Chief Judge Janet DiFiore to use her authority to keep New York courthouses from being a preferred destination for agents to round up immigrants.
Off the Salary Battlefield, Public Sector Struggles With Retention, Student Debt
As Big Law races to pay young lawyers ever-higher starting salaries, the public sector is struggling to pay enough to lawyers burdened by student debt.
From Convict to Counsel: Clearing the Hurdles to Practice
A group of law students, professors and formerly incarcerated attorneys say it's time to rethink the character and fitness review process.
Trove of Documents Expected to Reveal NYPD's Asset Seizure Practices
The department handed over 160,000 documents related to a year's worth of seizures in the Bronx as part of a settlement agreement with The Bronx Defenders and Davis Wright Tremaine.
NYPD Illegally Using, Sharing Data From Sealed Cases, Class Complaint Says
The New York City Police Department's practice of using information from dismissed and sealed cases for everyday law enforcement operations, as well as sharing the information with fellow law enforcement agencies, violates state law, according to a suit filed on Tuesday.
Public Defenders Stage Walkouts to Protest ICE Courthouse Arrests
For the third weekday in a row, public defenders Tuesday staged a walkout from a New York City courthouse to protest the presence of federal immigration authorities who came to arrest immigrants who showed up for court appearances.
NY Top Court Dismisses Inmate's Indictment, Citing Violation of Constitutional Rights
New York's highest court on Thursday dismissed an indictment against a man who spent six years at Rikers Island without a trial, on the basis that prosecutors violated his constitutional right to a speedy trial.Accord Struck in Suit Over NYPD Withholding of Seized Property
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