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Decision In Art. 78 Proceeding - Ek, John A. (2005-01-25)

Decisions in Art. 78 Proceedings

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Decision In Art. 78 Proceeding - Cutting, Rosalie (2015-04-07)

Decisions in Art. 78 Proceedings

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Decision In Art. 78 Proceeding - Dansa, Timothy (2020-03-16)

Decisions in Art. 78 Proceedings

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Art. 78 Response - Fusl000095 (2020-06-30)

Art. 78 Responses

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Compas Risk Assessment - Fusl000055 (2019-12-26)

COMPAS Risk Assessments

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Art. 78 Response - Fusl000095 (2021-07-17)

Art. 78 Responses

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Art. 78 Petition - Fusl000095 (2020-05-26)

Art. 78 Petitions

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Art. 78 Petition - Fusl000055 (2020-12-03)

Art. 78 Petitions

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Art. 78 Order To Show Cause - Byrdsong, Tracy (2020-12-07)

Art. 78 Orders to Show Cause

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Art. 78 Petitioner's Reply - Fusl000095 (2020-07-10)

Art. 78 Petitioners' Replies

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Art. 78 Discovery Motion/Opposition - Fusl000094 (2021-06-23)

Art. 78 Discovery Motions & Oppositions

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Department Of Hous. Preserv. & Dev. Of The City Of N.Y. V. Jims Realty Llc

All Decisions

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Kim V. United Am. Land Llc

All Decisions

Tenant filed HP motion seeking court order to correct HMC violations in interim multiple dwelling and seeks finding of harrassment by landlord. Court dismissed HP proceeding in part (but issued Order to Correct 2 HPD violations) because of prior proceeding pending before the NYC Loft Board. J. Bacdayan determined the Code DOES allow court to enforce HMC violations in interim multiple dwellings, disagreeing with ruling in Baer (71 MISC 3d 1125).

Bard V. Glick

All Decisions

Tenant filed motion claiming an ongoing mold condition dating from an HPD violation addressed in hearings from 2016-2017, claiming that mode remediation was deficient. Court dismissed petitioner's motion, ruling the mold was remediated as stipulated in 2017, that alleged problems occured since then, and that petitioner likely caused some of them. Detailed discussion of mold remediation process and inspection.

Tomfol Owners Corp. V. Hernandez

All Decisions

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Stuyvesant Town-Peter Cooper Village Tenants Association V. New York State Division Of Housing And Community Renewal

All Decisions

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Hayes V. Toju Realty Corp.

All Decisions

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Culture And Fair Use, Michael P. Goodyear

Fordham Intellectual Property, Media and Entertainment Law Journal

The intersections of race and copyright have been underexamined in legal scholarship, despite repeated calls for further scrutiny. The scholarship has so far focused primarily on identifying where copyright has fallen short in protecting the creative works of artists of color. This Article, instead, hopes to offer one viable solution for creating more inclusivity of different cultures in copyright: the approval of cultural adaptations under fair use.

Cultural adaptations—the transformation of preexisting works to reflect the cultural and social mores and norms of a different group—would appear at first glance to be prohibited as derivative works, which, under the Copyright …

Climate Change And Incarcerated Populations: Confronting Environmental And Climate Injustices Behind Bars, Emily C. Gribble, David N. Pellow

Fordham Urban Law Journal

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Hell And High Water: How Climate Change Can Harm Prison Residents And Jail Residents, And Why Covid-19 Conditions Litigation Suggests Most Federal Courts Will Wait-And-See When Asked To Intervene, Paloma Wu, D. Korbin Felder

Fordham Urban Law Journal

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The Cliodynamics Of Mass Incarceration, Climate Change, And “Chains On Our Feet”, Nadia B. Ahmad

Fordham Urban Law Journal

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Intrastate Conflicts And Lessons Learnt From Marijuana Legalization, Ilaria Di Gioia

Fordham Urban Law Journal

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Judicial Deference To Municipal Interpretation, Joseph S. Diedrich

Fordham Urban Law Journal

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Limited Scope Representation When An Appearance Is Made And The Ethics Of Lawyering, Peter C. Angelica

Fordham Urban Law Journal

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Academic Admissions At Elite Universities And At Specialized Public High Schools: Déjà Vu All Over Again?, Maimon Schwarzschild

Fordham Urban Law Journal

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Subversive Legal Education:Reformist Steps Towardabolitionist Visions, Christina John, Russell G. Pearce, Aundray Jermaine Archer, Sarah Medina Camiscoli, Aron Pines, Maryam Salmanova, Vira Tarnavska

Fordham Law Review

Exclusivity in legal education divides traditional scholars, students, and impacted communities most disproportionately harmed by the legal education system. While traditional legal scholars tend to embrace traditional legal education, organic jurists—those who are historically excluded from legal education and those who educate themselves and their communities about their legal rights and realities—often reject the inaccessibility of legal education and its power. This Essay joins a team of community legal writers to imagine a set of principles for subversive legal education. Together, we—formerly incarcerated pro se litigants, paralegals for intergenerational movement lawyering initiatives, first-generation law students and lawyers, persons with years …

The Patent Medium: Toward A Network Paradigm Of The Patent Medium, Or Cohen-Sasson

Fordham Intellectual Property, Media and Entertainment Law Journal

The modern patent system is conceived of as an information platform; it is evident in the common description of the patent system as a quid-pro-quo bargain: Society grants exclusive rights in exchange for information published by a patentee. But is there more to the patent system than merely informing others? Does the patent system also serve as a communication (and not only information) platform, namely, as a medium? Based on an interdisciplinary analysis of the patent system’s structure and features through the lenses of communication studies, this Article suggests that it does. It demonstrates how the patent system—as a medium—enables …

Connections 2022: A Free Guide For Formerly Incarcerated People, Kate Heenan

Reentry Resources

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“Fair” In The Future? Long-Term Limitations Of The Supreme Court’S Use Of Incrementalism In Fair Use Jurisprudence, Jonathan Alexander Fisher

Fordham Intellectual Property, Media and Entertainment Law Journal

April 2021 marked the most recent instance of the Supreme Court discussing copyright law, and more specifically fair use, in Google LLC v. Oracle America, Inc. The April 2021 decision notably resolved the case solely on fair use grounds, avoiding a difficult question as to the copyrightability of computer code that generates software user interfaces. By resolving this specific case in this manner, the Supreme Court’s actions seemingly confirm a pattern among fair use cases in which rulings made “narrowly” on the unique factual predicate often produce unclear applications within the “broader” context of fair use. Given the flexible, judge-made …

Laws In Conversation: What The First Amendment Can Teach Us About Section 230, Haley Griffin

Fordham Intellectual Property, Media and Entertainment Law Journal

As the law surrounding regulation of online intermediaries developed, the First Amendment and Section 230 emerged as two central players. Though different bodies of law, their jurisprudence intersects at several points: both display procedural interactions, implicate free speech concerns, apply to intermediaries engaged in publisher and editorial behaviors, and consider good faith and scienter. However, despite these commonalities, discussion of the First Amendment and Section 230 has largely been siloed.

This Note places First Amendment and Section 230 jurisprudence in conversation with one another to determine which specific intermediary behaviors are addressed by each law. Although many cases discuss “traditional …