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Federal litigation over New York’s Protect Our Courts Act, a dispute that centers on federal arrest authority in state courthouses.
for evidence and immunity disputes in ’s criminal cases are a February 2024 opinion rejecting sweeping and the ’s July 1, 2024 decision that recognized at least presumptive and in some core instances ...
Appellate courts in New York have repeatedly affirmed the state’s practice of elevating what would otherwise be misdemeanor falsifying-business-records convictions into felonies when the falsification...
Federal courts sitting in have repeatedly grappled with whether and how state anti‑SLAPP statutes — particularly New York’s expanded 2020 law — can be used in cases filed in or reviewed by , producing...
is a federal trial court — not a New York state court — and is one of the 94 U.S. district courts where federal civil and criminal matters are first tried . It sits in and surrounding counties, hears ...
The principal routes left to undo or narrow the 34 felony convictions are a state‑court appeal to New York’s intermediate and highest appellate courts challenging trial rulings and the novel legal the...
Two parallel legal tracks exist to turn investor–state arbitration awards into collectible money against a sovereign like Venezuela: ICSID’s treaty‑based “automatic recognition” route for Contracting ...