Tag: politics
When a Vehicle Becomes a Threat: How Courts Evaluate Police Use of Force
One Order, Multiple Counts: Unit of Prosecution in Child Custody Offenses After People v. Wilson
The Case Was Decided Before You Walked In
When Procedure Becomes Punishment
What Courts Owe You — Even If You’re Pro Se
You Have the Right to Remain Silent—Yes, Even in Family Court
Victory for Parents: New York State Senate Passes Landmark Bill to Limit Problematic Forensic Evaluators in Family Court
When Justice Is Paywalled: How M.L.B. v. S.L.J. Exposes the Hidden Classism of Family Courts
The People's Law Review 