Roy I. Liebman, Esq.

The Supreme Court has decided to fully join the digital age by requiring that all documents filed in the Court also be submitted electronically. (Currently, only briefs at the merits stage are required to be sent to the Court Read More

Part V – Criminal Law and Procedure & Wrap-Up

The last, but certainly not least, panelist was Judge Nathan. She agreed that during this term, the Court swing in favor of criminal defendants, noting Read More

Part IV – Securities Law, Intellectual Property, and Procedure

Mr. Rosenkranz began with a discussion of Omnicare, Inc. v. Laborers District Council Construction Industry Pension Fund, a case Read More

Part III – Civil Rights, Voting Rights and Equal Protection

Mr. Katyal began with some statistics, pointing out that in 7 federal criminal cases before the Court this term, the Government lost 6 of Read More

Part II – Administrative Law, Federalism and Separation of Powers

Professor Amar was the next presenter. As a self-described “academic” with “life tenure,” his perspective enlightened the audience in Read More

Part I – Overview & Speech, Religion & Campaign Finance

On July 16, 2015, Roy Liebman and I had the honor of attending the New York City Bar Association’s continuing legal education program entitled, Read More