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New York Appeals
NEW YORK APPEALS: A NEW TRADITION
Matthew J. LarochePeter M. McCormack
Foreword to inaugural issue of New York Appeals.
New York Appeals
SYMPOSIUM: STATE HIGH COURT JUDGES ON MAKING THEIR HARDEST DECISIONS
Maureen McKenna Goldberg
These symposium remarks tracks some of the difficult decisions of the Supreme Court of Rhode Island.
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.
New York Appeals
SHIPPING UP TO BOSTON: THE VOTING OF THE MASSACHUSETTS SUPREME JUDICIAL COURT IN NON-UNANIMOUS CRIMINAL CASES FROM 2001–2008
Kevin Blackwell
This study demonstrates trends in how the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court decided non-unanimous or divided criminal cases over an eight-year period.
New York Appeals
IS THE NEW YORK STATE COURT OF APPEALS STILL “FRIENDLESS?” AN EMPIRICAL STUDY OF AMICUS CURIAE PARTICIPATION
Matthew Laroche
This author conducted an empirical study of amicus curiae participation in the Court of Appeals over the last twenty years.