No. 2019, June 2019

Index

• THE APPELLATE DIVISION'S ADJUDICATION OF CHALLENGES TO POLITICAL PARTY NOMINATIONS IN 2018, AND ITS MEANING FOR BALLOT ACCESS IN NEW YORK.
• SEA CHANGE: NEW YORK STATE CLASS ACTIONS; MAKING IT WORK, FULFILLING THE PROMISE.
• WHAT HAPPENS IN VEGAS STAYS IN VEGAS: ASSERTING A TORT CLAIM IN NEW YORK COURTS AGAINST A FOREIGN CORPORATION ARISING FROM A NEW YORKER'S OUT-OF-STATE ACCIDENT POST-DAIMLER.
• HOME SWEET HOME: HOW NEW YORK COURTS HAVE DEALT WITH DAIMLERS "AT HOME" REQUIREMENT FOR GENERAL JURISDICTION.
• IMPEDIMENTS TO 'ALBERT PUJOLS STATUS': SOME DANGER ZONES AND SAFETY NETS IN NEW YORK APPELLATE PRACTICE.
• GLOBAL RE BRINGS THE LAW IN LINE WITH REINSURANCE INDUSTRY PRACTICE.
• CHOICE OF WHAT? THE NEW YORK COURT OF APPEALS DEFINES THE PARAMETERS OF CHOICE-OF-LAW CLAUSES IN MULTIJURISDICTIONAL CASES.
• PEOPLE V. MORRISON: SOME ANXIOUS OBSERVATIONS ON THE COURT OF APPEALS' O'RAMA JURISPRUDENCE.
• LET'S BE REASONABLE: WHY NEW YORK COURTS NEED TO EMBRACE THE FEDERAL STANDARD FOR ANALYZING POLICE-CIVILIAN ENCOUNTERS.
• HOW STATE COURTS CAN HELP AMERICA RECOVER THE RULE OF LAW: THE PENNSYLVANIA EXPERIENCE.
• A CONSTELLATION OF CONSTITUTIONS: DISCOVERING & EMBRACING STATE CONSTITUTIONS AS GUARDIANS OF CIVIL LIBERTIES.
• MOVING FROM THE STATEHOUSES TO THE STATE COURTS? THE POST-RFRA FUTURE OF STATE RELIGIOUS FREEDOM PROTECTIONS.
• RESULTS FROM THE LABORATORIES OF DEMOCRACY: EVALUATING THE SUBSTANTIVE OPEN COURTS CLAUSE AS FOUND IN STATE CONSTITUTIONS.
• EVALUATING JUDICIAL STANDARDS OF CONDUCT IN THE CURRENT POLITICAL AND SOCIAL CLIMATE: THE NEED TO STRENGTHEN IMPROPRIETY STANDARDS AND REMOVAL REMEDIES TO INCLUDE PROCEDURAL JUSTICE AND COMMUNITY HARM.
• JUDGES BEHAVING BADLY ... CLINICS FIGHTING BACK: THE STRUGGLE FOR SPECIAL IMMIGRANT JUVENILES IN STATE DEPENDENCY COURTS IN THE AGE OF TRUMP.
• THE SINGLE-SUBJECT RULE: A STATE CONSTITUTIONAL DILEMMA.
• DISSENTS OF THE BERCH COURT: EMPIRICAL ANALYSIS OF UNANIMITY IN A STATE SUPREME COURT.