Lippman's Goat–What Gets It (Part 2: Criminal Cases)

Posted on September 20, 2011 by lawhukukinet

New York's Chief Judge, Jonathan Lippman, authored 10 dissenting opinions in criminal cases last year. Let's take a look at those disagreements with his court, and see what kinds of issues moved him to split with the majority of his colleagues and to do so in a public writing. As noted in the last post, Chief Judge Lippman authored a total of 15 dissenting opinions during the course of the 2010-

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