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Jun 12, 2025
Students honored for essays on “What Justice Means to Me”
Twelve middle school students were honored Wednesday for their essays on the topic: “What Justice Means to Me.”
Oct 25, 2024
J.U.S.T. L.A.W. criminal justice education program enters its seventh year
J.U.S.T. L.A.W. has kicked off its seventh year as an initiative designed to educate city students about the criminal justice system.
Jun 2, 2022
J.U.S.T. L.A.W. Essay Contest winners recognized
The 12 students who were selected as the 2021-22 J.U.S.T. L.A.W. Essay Contest winners were recognized at a Thursday event.
Case Digests
- Second Circuit – Appellate counsel: United States v. Samuels
- Fourth Department – Pre-answer motion to dismiss: Villalba v. City of Auburn, et al.
- Court of Appeals – Office of Children and Family Services: Lawyers for Children, et al. v. NYS Office of Children and Family Services, et a.
- Fourth Department – Assault: People v. Talley
- Court of Appeals – Family Court Act: Abdoch v. Abdoch
- Second Circuit – Medicaid: Bellin v. McDonald
- Fourth Department – Family Court: Sprague v. Younes
- Second Circuit – False Claims Act: United States of America v. Amazon.com Inc.
- Fourth Department – Notice of claim: Jarrod W.S. v. Jordan-Elbridge CSD, et al.
- Western District Case Notes
- Second Circuit – Distribution of a controlled substance: United States v. Parasmo
Law News
- Convictions reversed over illegal NY State Police search
- NY judge rejects motion to collect on Iowa court judgment
- Bronx prosecutor misses filing deadline by 12 seconds
- Second-degree murder count reversed, leaving first-degree conviction
- Court of Appeals ends foster care program
- Experts highlight tax and regulatory changes
- NY appeals court reinstates robbery indictment
- Court of Appeals affirms convictions despite tainted transcript
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