Foreword to inaugural issue of New York Appeals.
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These symposium remarks tracks some of the difficult decisions of the Supreme Court of Rhode Island.
- New York AppealsThese symposium remarks discuss the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court's decision in Goodridge v. Dep't of Public Health.
- New York AppealsThese remarks include an overview of Connecticut's developing constitutional law through the lens of two difficult cases.
- New York AppealsThis article concludes that judicial selection systems within New York State need major reform.
This essay describes how Judicial Performance Evaluation programs work, and explains how both the citizens and judges of New York would benefit from an official, comprehensive JPE program.
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This study demonstrates trends in how the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court decided non-unanimous or divided criminal cases over an eight-year period.
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This author conducted an empirical study of amicus curiae participation in the Court of Appeals over the last twenty years.
- New York AppealsThis comment discusses the history of the New York State Constitution’s nonimpairment clause and addresses whether it dictates the State Comptroller’s role as sole trustee of the CRF.
- New York AppealsIn this article, the author addresses and dispels the most common criticisms of the convenience of the employer test related to the taxation of telecommuters.
- New York AppealsThis comment critically confronts the analysis used in the court’s majority opinion in Goodridge v. Department of Public Health.