The Legal Intelligencer | Letter to the Editor
By Anonymous | January 30, 2019
I read The Legal every day and it seems to me that there is a certain advocacy for “big," that small is "out," that lawyering itself is not even relevant.
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By David Bliven | January 29, 2019
More family law practitioners should give thought to the suspended judgment as a dispositional alternative in Family Court Act Article 8 cases.
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By Doris Ling-Cohan | January 29, 2019
Doris Ling-Cohan recalls a day when there was no babysitter and her 1-year-old daughter got to visit more courts in one day than most litigators. It might explain why at age 9 she would shout out, correctly: “Objection, hearsay!” when watching Law and Order, Ling-Cohan said.
New York Law Journal | Letter to the Editor
By Joseph Bellacosa | January 25, 2019
Each member of an appellate tribunal should deeply appreciate that she or he constitutes but a part of the total entity; and each jurist is thus entrusted to serve the higher purpose, not that of a momentary attention-grabber.
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By Lawrence K. Marks | January 25, 2019
Among the range of factors the administrative board considers is how Appellate Division (and Supreme Court) justices' decisions have fared on appeal, an entirely appropriate and relevant factor that has long been evaluated in the certification process.
New York Law Journal | Letter to the Editor
By Joseph Nohavicka | January 24, 2019
The dissent “batting-average” rationale imposed upon our intermediate appellate courts in New York is computed using the devil's arithmetic; it is flawed and dangerous.
New York Law Journal | Letter to the Editor
By Oded Oren | January 24, 2019
When judges deny hearings, the officers do not take the stand; they do not testify under oath; they are not subjected to scrutiny by the judge and the litigation process itself. If any misconduct took place, it does not see the light of day.
New York Law Journal | Letter to the Editor
By David Schorr | January 22, 2019
Particularly unfortunate was your choosing to make one paragraph in a 4-page decision the centerpiece of your story and using tabloid-style language to characterize what you purport to believe was the Court's own view of things.
New York Law Journal | Letter to the Editor
By H. Lee Sarokin | January 22, 2019
The president praises a convicted felon for not cooperating with law enforcement and condemns one who has cooperated, and Mr. Giuliani remains silent. The president characterizes John Dean who was responsible for the disclosure of Richard Nixon's criminal conduct as a “rat,” and Mr. Giuliani remains silent.
New York Law Journal | Letter to the Editor
By Michael G. Berger | January 8, 2019
At least based on the numerous examples in the Bible, it looks like incarceration was not avoided because of the fear of inhumane collateral damage, but because of the belief in harsher punishment.
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