Vol. 72, Issue 2, 2009

Symposium remarks

This essay is a tribute to Professor Siegel and his contributions to New York civil practice.

This article examines the events in litigation that typically result in a CPLR 3126 conditional order requiring disclosure.

Tribute to Professor Siegel.

This comment discusses the importance of § 1983 as a means for enforcing certain IDEA violations.

This article will discuss the case Nicholson v. Scoppetta from the perspective that it is almost always better to keep the mother and her children together and remove the batterer...

This comment argues that although lethal injection may have the potential to be the most humane method of execution, the specific chemicals and procedures currently used violate the Constitution.

This note discusses the Supreme Court’s May 2006 decision in Garcetti v. Ceballos and its potential implications for academic freedom.