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A dream.
An idea.
A nation.
250 years.
Happy Independence Day.
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Congratulations to the honorees recognized at NYCLA's Civil Court Practice Section Annual Dinner for their outstanding service to the bench, bar, and community.
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NYCLA's Judicial Internship Dinner brought together interns, alumni, mentors, & volunteer interviewers for an evening of mentorship, networking, & reconnection. Thank you to our guest speakers Gloria Garcia & bridget G. Brennan for inspiring the next generation of lawyers.
Rule of law. Mentorship. Leadership.
It was a busy week at NYCLA as we brought together attorneys, judges, law students, mentors, and legal leaders in support of the values that strengthen our profession and our legal system.
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On Juneteenth, we reflect on the legal profession’s role in advancing equal access to justice, protecting civil rights, & strengthening public trust in our institutions. Today reminds us that the rule of law is most meaningful when it is accessible, equitable, & applied to all.
"Administration of justice is the firmest pillar of good government"- George Washington in a 1789 letter to the United States Supreme Court.
NYCLA President-Elect Henry Greenberg’s article, “Why Cardozo Matters,” has been published in the @NYLawJournal . The article explores Benjamin Cardozo's enduring influence & the continued relevance of his judicial philosophy in today’s legal landscape.
Why Cardozo Matters | Law.com
Hank Greenberg summarizes the legal philosophy of New York’s iconic jurist, Benjamin Cardozo (1870-1938), and shows ...
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