Vol. 75, Issue 2, 2012

ALL IS NOT FORGIVEN—THE APPLICATION OF CPLR 2001 TO MENDON PONDS DEFECTS

Peter McGowan

This Article reviews courts‘ application of CPLR 2001, as amended, in the context of commencement time errors, which may occur when filing an action or when serving process.

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LIGHTING THE WAY: THE LIGHTHOUSE DECISION AND JUDICIAL REVIEW OF AGENCY ACTION

Daniel Riesel

The Court of Appeals decision Lighthouse Pointe Property Associates LLC v. New York State Department of Environmental Conservation marked a limit on judicial deference to agency action.

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THE RELOCATION DILEMMA: IN SEARCH OF BEST INTERESTS
Ruth Sovronsky
If a relocating parent can establish lack of involvement by the noncustodial parent, the move is genuinely necessary and will enhance the child‘s lifestyle, the relocation will be permitted.
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NEW YORK INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY LAW REVIEW
David P. Miranda
This Article reviews Second Circuit decisions in the area of intellectual property law and their applicability to New York law and impact beyond the Second Circuit.
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DISSENTING AT NEW YORK‘S FEDERAL APPEALS COURT: AN EMPIRICAL STUDY OF SECOND CIRCUIT DISSENTS AND THE FREQUENT DISSENTER, JUDGE ROSEMARY POOLER
Jessica N. Clemente
This Article presents an empirical study of dissents at the Second Circuit Court of Appeals, with a focus on Judge Pooler, who dissented most in the time period studied.
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INSTITUTIONAL CONSERVATISM AND ITS IMPACT ON APPELLATE DECISION-MAKING: AN EMPIRICAL STUDY OF THE UNITED STATES COURT OF APPEALS FOR THE SECOND CIRCUIT
Robert J. Brenner
This Article examines the dissenting opinions of Judges sitting on the Second Circuit Court of Appeals from August 1, 2006 to October 1, 2011.

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STAYING TRUE TO THE IDEALS OF FUNDAMENTAL FAIRNESS: AN EMPIRICAL STUDY OF THE DISSENTS OF JUDGE STRAUB

Danielle L. Levine

This Article presents an empirical study of the dissenting opinions of Judge Struab of the Second Circuit Court of Appeals.

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DECISION-MAKING AT THE SECOND CIRCUIT: JUDGES BARRINGTON D. PARKER, JR. AND ROBERT D. SACK

Christina L. Shifton

Empirical examination of the voting patterns of two judges, Judge Barrington D. Parker, Jr. and Judge Robert D. Sack of the United States Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit.

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CONSERVATISM IN THE SECOND CIRCUIT: AN ANALYSIS OF THE DISSENTING OPINIONS OF JUDGE DEBRA LIVINGSTON & JUDGE REENA RAGGI

Michael C. Tedesco

This Article examines whether a Judge's political ideology influences their judicial decisions, with a focus on the conservative ideology of two Second Circuit Court of Appeal Judges, Judge Livingston and...

New York Appeals
TRIBUTE TO CHIEF JUDGE JONATHAN LIPPMAN
Cyrus R. Vance Jr.
This Article is a tribute to Chief Judge of the New York State Court of Appeals Judge Jonathan Lippman.
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JUSTICE, JUSTICE, SHALL YOU PURSUE FOR RICH AND POOR, HIGH AND LOW ALIKE
Lillian M. Moy
The most enduring aspect of New York State Court of Appeals Chief Judge Jonathan Lippman‘s legacy will be his vision for expanding access to civil legal services and equal justice.
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CLERKING FOR THE CHIEF
Cameron Moxley
This article is written by a previous clerk for Chief Judge Jonathan Lippman and explains what it was like working under him.
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MORE THAN MEETS THE EYE: A CLERK’S PERSPECTIVE OF CHIEF JUDGE JONATHANLIPPMAN
Margaret Nyland Wood
This article, written by a previous clerk for Chief Judge Lippman, offers stories highlighting the attributes the author believes make Judge Lippman a better Judge.
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EVERYONE’S CHIEF—A TRIBUTE TO CHIEF JUDGE JONATHAN LIPPMAN
Patrick A. Woods
This article is a tribute to Chief Judge of the New York State Court of Appeals Judge Jonathan Lippman.
New York Appeals
INTRODUCTION TO THE HONORABLE HUGH R. JONES MEMORIAL LECTURE
Jonathan Lippman
Introduction to the Hugh R. Jones Memorial Lecture.
New York Appeals
FEDERALISM IS ALIVE AND WELL AND LIVING IN NEW YORK
Sol Wachtler
This lecture describes the issues the issue of federal courts interpreting state law and interjurisdictional certification.
New York Appeals
NEW YORK TAX WARRANTS: IN THE STRANGE WORLD OF DEEMED JUDGMENTS
David Gray CarlsonCarlton M. Smith
This article is a first attempt at systematizing New York tax collection in a rational way.

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