In my first year being a lawyer I wrote a letter to the editor of the New York Law Journal discussing my trials and tribulations over having to argue motions in Kings County, where all motions were argued as opposed to New York County, where only discovery motions were argued. The parts in those days were called “1″ in Kings and “1A” in New York. I didn’t understand then why there was a difference and I expressed the need for “uniformity.”
Thirty two years later that need still exists. We allegedly have a “Uniform Court System.”
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