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Effective October 7, New York law now authorizes state courts to seal nonviolent criminal convictions that are more than ten years old.

We are pleased to inform you that civil jury trials are now being conducted in several counties throughout New York State.

Judge William H. Orrick III granted National Abortion Federation's (NAF) motion for summary judgment on its breach of contract claim and entered a permanent injunction preventing the release of videos...

Since joining the Supreme Court in 2010, Justice Theis has written a total of 66 opinions – 51 majority opinions, three special concurrences and 12 dissents.

In this post, we review the voting record of Justice Michael Burke – first in civil cases, then on the criminal docket.

As our review of Justice Michael Burke's tenure continues, this time we're looking at Justice Burke's alignment with his colleagues...

In this post, we're reviewing the Justice Garman's history writing opinions.

This time, we're reviewing the data on how frequently Justice Garman has voted with the majority during her tenure.

Yesterday, we reviewed the data on Chief Justice Karmeier's questions in civil cases between 2008 and 2016.

Yesterday, we reviewed Justice Theis' question patterns in criminal cases between 2010 and 2016. Today, we ask what it's possible to infer when Justice Theis asked the first question in criminal cases.

This time, we're reviewing the same questions on the criminal side that we looked at yesterday on the civil: (1) what areas of law tend to draw the most amicus briefs...

Last week, we continued our analysis of Justice Werdegar's career by reviewing her majority opinions in criminal cases.

Yesterday, we reviewed the data for the year-by-year numbers of mandatory death penalty appeals decided by the California Supreme Court.

U.S. Senator Chuck Schumer (D. N.Y.) has introduced a bill that would criminalize the act of knowingly initiating a commercial robocall without the prior express written consent of the recipient.

Darkreading.com reported that "not only are doctors and nurses understaffed and overworked in hard-hit areas, so are SOC and IT teams.

Although the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure set the stage for electronic discovery in civil cases, there is no such express regime in the criminal context.

Arrests were made in the United States, Nigeria, Turkey, Ghana, France, Italy, Japan, Kenya, Malaysia, and the United Kingdom.

While his former New England Patriots teammates were rotating between the circus that is Super Bowl Media Week and actually preparing to face the Seattle Seahawks in what would become one of the most captivating Super Bowls of all-time.