By Alaina Lancaster | May 15, 2023
Hanson Bridgett partner Maggie Ziemianek said anti-SLAPP motions provide a very important tool, especially in a crowded court docket, where the issue could've taken up to three years to get adjudicated.
New York Law Journal | Commentary
By Hon. Rolando T. Acosta | May 15, 2023
I understand that it is easier to talk about threats to judicial independence when those threats are coming from people with whom we disagree ideologically, but it is clear to me that the threats are now coming from inside the house, so to speak.
By Riley Brennan | May 12, 2023
"Mr. Woods did not surrender his reasonable expectation of privacy when his wife answered a knock on the closed door of their home. Further, during the entire encounter, Mr. Woods stood behind his wife inside the home. As such, Mr. Woods was not in a 'public place' when the officers initiated the arrest," the court said. "The officers' entry into Mr. Woods' home without a warrant also was not justified given the absence of any exigent circumstances, such as the need to prevent the imminent destruction of evidence or to prevent a suspect's escape."
By Kevin B. Frankel, Alex J. Scandroli, Mona Mohib, and Erin Ashwell | May 12, 2023
A run-of-the-mill deed fraud prosecution became a case study on the exploitable flaws of criminal referral based jurisdiction.
By Ellen Bardash | May 10, 2023
"As Mr. Shackelford knows, once you get a trial date, I'm going to keep you to it," Davis said. "If we don't have a trial date, we don't have resolution to this case."
Daily Report Online | Commentary
By Michael Kenny | May 10, 2023
The statistics are staggering. As of April 21, since 2006, 2,842 people have died in mass shootings—happening in homes, houses of worship, schools (lots of them), grocery stores, ballrooms, party venues, concerts. Any provocation, no matter how minor, inflames homicidal passions—knock on the wrong door, pull into the wrong driveway, mistake the wrong car.
By Charles Toutant | May 9, 2023
"Plaintiff was terminated because she disrespected and offended her students," the appeals court said.
By Brian Lee | May 9, 2023
The push for change in the process comes protracted budget negotiations that included a significant debate over criminal justice reform.
By Brian Lee | May 8, 2023
Whenever a judge has declared a law unconstitutional in New York, the AG's office must be notified and it has the option of appearing in that proceeding, or appealing an adverse decision.
New Jersey Law Journal | Commentary
By Law Journal Editorial Board | May 7, 2023
While 'New York Times' and its progeny inserted an inordinately high bar onto many defamation cases, the Dominion case has shown us that the bar is not insurmountable, even if it was never brought to a courtroom climax.
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