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Lippman Vows to 'Pull No Punches' in Criminal Justice Review
In his first major public policy assignment since stepping down as the state's chief judge, Jonathan Lippman has been enlisted to head a commission to review New York City's Rikers Island jail complex and the criminal justice policies that keep it supplied with offenders.
DiFiore Pledges 'Self-Critical' Analysis of OCA Operations
After Janet DiFiore was ceremonially installed Monday as chief judge of New York, she said reducing case backlogs in the court system will be her first priority.
OCA Urges Lawmakers to Fund Both Raises, Civil Legal Services
State Senate Republicans said Thursday they would rather fund pay raises for state judges than provide an extra $15 million for civil legal services in the next state budget. But Chief Administrative Judge Lawrence Marks told legislators that they should fund both.
Lippman Years Mark Shift Toward Recognizing Worker Safety
In his Construction Accident Litigation column, Brian J. Shoot writes that the Lippman years brought a return to first principles—that is, to the concerns of worker safety that had prompted enactment of Labor Law §240 and 241 in the first instance. That constituted a significant departure from the years immediately preceding Chief Judge Lippman's tenure on the Court of Appeals.
Bratton, Abdus-Salaam Among Awardees at State Bar Meeting
William Bratton told a group of judges, prosecutors and defense lawyers Wednesday at the New York State Bar Association annual meeting that he wants to give officers more discretion to hand out written warnings for minor misbehavior rather than give summonses or make arrests.
State Bar to Take Up Social Media, State Constitution
The New York State Bar Association said it expects about 4,000 members and others to participate in the week of events at the 2016 annual meeting, most of which will take place at the New York Hilton Midtown.
Reed Smith Layoffs: A Sign of Things to Come?
More layoffs may be coming to Big Law as firms again hit the reset button.
Reed Smith Layoffs: A Sign of Things to Come?
More layoffs may be coming to Big Law as firms again hit the reset button.
Kaye Honored as Trailblazer, Innovator, Friend
Of the many titles held by Judith Kaye over her long career, one of her favorites came in a letter from a prisoner who began with the salutation, "Dear Mother of Justice."
Kaye Honored as Trailblazer, Innovator, Friend
Of the many titles held by Judith Kaye over her long career, one of her favorites came in a letter from a prisoner who began with the salutation, "Dear Mother of Justice."TRENDING STORIES
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