The U.S. Supreme Court this week turned down a request by Missouri’s attorney general to delay the scheduled sentencing in September of former President Trump for his conviction on dozens of felony counts in the hush money trial in New York City. Missouri’s attorney general, Andrew Bailey, a Republican, filed a lawsuit on July 3 … Continued
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A LOOK BACK … AND A LOOK FORWARD With the Court of Appeals on summer hiatus, it seems like a good time to look back at the past year in the Digest, to review some of the significant developments and to discuss their impact and future issues Consent Jurisdiction and General Jurisdiction We reported on … Continued
The U.S. Supreme Court continues to make news with its decisions this spring on issues from presidential immunity to the role federal agencies play in making and enforcing government regulations. The Miranda Warnings Roundtable tackled these and other questions during a lively podcast this month. The full episode is available below, on Apple and Google … Continued
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Michael Hecker knows the value that New York State Bar Association membership has brought to his practice. In his new role as the chair of the Environmental and Energy Law Section, he wants to make sure other attorneys receive those benefits as well. Hecker first got involved in NYSBA through his colleagues. “I identified it … Continued