People v. Dallas
In a non-jury trial, the defendant was convicted of predatory sexual assault against a child, two counts of assault in the first degree, two counts of assault in the first… Read more »
Category: Evidence
People v. Mulligan
This appeal addresses several matters following the criminal conviction upon a jury verdict of Defendant, Edwin L. Mulligan. Defendant was convicted of attempted second degree murder, first degree assault, two… Read more »
Survey: 2013 Evidence
Survey of New York Evidence law for 2012–2013. View Full PDF Patricia A. Lynn-Ford, Esq., partner in the Lynn Law Firm, LLP in Syracuse, New York, has been representing injured persons… Read more »
Survey: 2012 Evidence
Survey of New York law of Evidence for 2011–2012. View Full PDF Patricia A. Lynn-Ford, Esq., partner in the Lynn Law Firm, LLP in Syracuse, New York, has been representing… Read more »
New York Court of Appeals: People v. Best
This case arises from the conviction of defendant Emil Best for endangering the welfare of a child. The defendant appeals his conviction on the basis that his constitutional rights were… Read more »
Note: It’s Not Popular but it Sure is Right: The (In)admissibility of Statements Made Pursuant to Sexual Offender Treatment Programs
Sex offenders are not a sympathetic bunch. Throughout American history, society has imposed on sexual offenders a variety of punishments, from incarceration[1] to castration.[2] In recent years, in response to… Read more »
Survey: 2010 Evidence
For 2011, the editors have returned the Survey to its core function: providing a compendium of the statutory changes and case law developments for a one-year period, in this issue,… Read more »