Under Article 78 Petitions, Judicial Intervention Limited in Academic Decisions by Universities Published November 14, 2019
The Tedeschi Dichotomy: Academic Versus Nonacademic Decisions as Basis for University Discipline Published November 14, 2019
Use of Victim’s Personal Identifying Information Sufficient for Identity Theft Conviction Published May 8, 2018
Codefendant Felony Acquitted: Assisting Defendant May Still Be Criminally Liable Published March 13, 2017
Molineux Evidence And Domestic Violence: Testimony Of Prior Acts of Violence Are An Exception To Prohibition On Evidence Of Pior Bad Acts Where They Serve As Background About The Relationship or Establish Intent And Motive Of Defendant. Published July 19, 2016
A Defendant May Waive The Right To Be Present At Felony Sentencing In Limited Circumstances. Published July 12, 2016
Shackled Defendant Is Ok At Grand Jury Hearing Because Prosecutor’s Instruction Is Sufficient To Dispel Any Prejudice- New York Court Of Appeals Fails The Reality-Check Test With Flying Colors. Published July 11, 2016
Constitutional Violation Under Batson v Kentucky: Striking Of Two Black Prospective Jurors Was Racially Motivated Published July 6, 2016
NYCPL 30.30 Who Gets Charged Speedy Trial Time ? What Every Defense Lawyer Should Know. Published June 21, 2016
Hobbs Act Additional Commerce Element: If The Government Proves Beyond A Reasonable Doubt That A Robber Targeted A Marijuana Dealers Drugs Or Illegal Proceeds, The Government Has Proved Beyond A Reasonable Doubt That Commerce Over Which The United States Has Jurisdiction Was Affected. Published June 8, 2016
