This week on Miranda Warnings, David talks to Sam Spital, director of litigation at the NAACP Legal Defense and Educational Fund about his ongoing cases against the United States Postal Service and Donald Trump and his presidential campaign. They take a deep dive into the cases against the USPS and Donald Trump and how both … Continued
The tragic killing of George Floyd by police officers in Minneapolis prompted a nationwide discussion about systemic and structural racism and white supremacy and white privilege. In observance of Black History Month, the New York State Bar Association’s Committee on Diversity and Inclusion asked members to participate in the 28-Day Racial Equity Challenge. The goal … Continued
Albany Law School Professor Vincent Bonventre talks about the new conservative majority on the Supreme Court, the court’s three recent cases regarding COVID-19 gathering restrictions and an assessment of the court’s newest justice Amy Coney Barrett.
Frank Figliuzzi, former Assistant Director for Counterintelligence at the FBI and NBC News National Security Analyst is hopeful that an independent is effective but believes that it might uncover some very troubling things.
This week on Miranda Warnings, David talks to Frank Figliuzzi, former Assistant Director for Counterintelligence at the FBI and NBC News National Security Analyst about the need for a domestic terrorist law in the wake of the Capitol Insurrection.
Bennett Gershman gave a sweeping condemnation of the four types of lawyers that enabled former President Donald Trump’s subversion of the rule of law during a ceremony where he was awarded the Sanford D. Levy Professional Ethics Award by the New York State Bar Association.
Congressman Jones talks in more detail about the insurrection at the Capitol and discusses his views on fellow freshman members of Congress, Rep. Lauren Boebert (R-Co) and Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-Ga) and their objectionable behavior in the weeks following the insurrection.
This week on Miranda Warnings, David talks to first-term Congressman Mondaire Jones (D-NY) about what it was like being on the floor of the House of Representatives when insurrectionists sieged the Capitol and what the consequences should be for members of Congress that may have aided them.
The New York State Bar Association’s new LGBTQ Law Section held a meet and greet on Jan. 25 during the NYSBA Annual Meeting, virtually bringing together nearly 100 of the section’s 250 members.
The recently named acting commissioner of the U.S. Federal Trade Commission has been very public about her desire to have antitrust enforcement become antiracists. While on maternity leave this summer Rebecca Kelly Slaughter made her personal opinion known in a public Twitter thread that sparked further discussion about equity within the antitrust community.