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police Misconduct Records: Court allows Police to Police Themselves
Focus on FOIL
Police Misconduct Records
The Suffolk Lawyer - April, 2020
Delivery Drivers - Essential and Entitled to Unemployment Benefits
The Suffolk Lawyer - March, 2020
Criminal Discovery Odyssey: The Electronic Discovery Portal
New York State Bar Association: Criminal Justice Section
New York State Bar Association Perspective, Fall 2019
Focus on FOIL: Attorney Fees to the Self-Represented
Attorney
The Suffolk Lawyer: October 2019
Hostile Education Environment
and Schools That Fail to Address the Warning Signs
The Suffolk Lawyer- September 2019
Focus on foil: finding Brady evidence in
people V. ulett
The Suffolk Lawyer- April 2019
Losing Face with Foreign Languages: Case Dismissed — Facial Sufficiency Lacking
The Suffolk Lawyer- February 2019
Visually impaired website (ADA) litigation... continued
the dignity for all students act:
a right without a (private) remedy
The Suffolk Lawyer- January 2019
The Nassau Lawyer- November 2018
Not so fast: The constitutional right to a speedy trial, and how long is too long?
The Suffolk Lawyer- October 2018
Focus on Foil: Court of Appeals Endorses CIA FOIA Exemption for the NYPD
The Suffolk Lawyer- April 2018
Americans with Disabilities Act and Commercial Website Compliance
The Suffolk Lawyer- February 2018
Focus on FOIL- Attorney’s Fees Award No Longer Discretionary
The Nassau Lawyer- October 2017
Recent Trends in Attorney's Fees under FOIL: New York's Freedom of Information Law
The Suffolk Lawyer- October 2017
Turner v United States and New York's Call for Criminal Justice Reforms regarding Brady evidence
The Suffolk Lawyer- September 2017
Unmatched — Avvo’s Marketing Fees Unethical in New York State
The Suffolk Lawyer- September 2017
Jae Lee v. United States: Immigration Consequences Trump Prejudice Prong of Ineffective Assistance of Counsel Analysis Under Strickland
The Nassau Lawyer- April 2017
revisiting the right to die:
new york's aid in dying movement
The Suffolk Lawyer- January 2017
Supreme court update- double jeapordy and issue preclusion
The Suffolk Lawyer- December 2016
Aurora v. Baritz - Epstein's Mother Affidavit not Sufficient for Plaintiff Bank to Foreclose on Defendant's home
The Suffolk Lawyer- July/ August 2016
not so fast:
the supreme court on speedy trial and new york's speedy trial doubles
The Suffolk Lawyer- June 2016
Surveiling police surveillance-
gaining access to police body and dash cameras
The Suffolk Lawyer- May 2016
Should nonlawyers provide legal services within new york state?
The Nassau Lawyer- April 2016
Apple's fourth amendment fight:
the right to privacy in the digital age
The Suffolk Lawyer- March 2016
respondent's invocation of fifth amendment results in stayed eviction
The Florida Bar Out-of-State-Division: March 2016
Aid in dying:
gaining momentum from coast to coast...
The Suffolk Lawyer- December 2015
Looming first amendment challenges to local municipalities
The Suffolk Lawyer- July 2015
Facebook, free speech, and a reminder that mens rea matters
The Suffolk Lawyer- March 2015
The dignity for all students act and students with disabilities
The Nassau Lawyer- January 2015
Federal courts clarify "good fit" defense to discrimination cases