Founded in 1942, the New York University Annual Survey of American Law is a student-edited journal at New York University School of Law.
Register for the free, upcoming "Gun Reform: The Current Legal Landscape" symposium on 4/6! For more information visit: https://annualsurveyofamericanlaw.org/2020/03/06/registration-open-for-gun-reform-the-current-legal-landscape-symposium/.
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A big thanks to everyone who attended or spoke at Barbara Underwood's dedication ceremony!
Join us for the dedication ceremony for Barbara Underwood, NY Solicitor General!
When: 5:30 p.m., Tuesday, March 3, 2020
Where: Greenberg Lounge, Vanderbilt Hall, 40 Washington Square South
RSVP here: https://nyu.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_7UTkjBX1yJKGw1T
Thanks to everyone who made it out to Board Game Night last night. It was a blast!
Meet our new #StaffEditors NYU School of Law! Our articles analyze emerging legal trends, interpret significant recent court decisions and legislation, and explain leading legal scholars’ and judges’ perspectives. Bringing you practice-oriented legal developments - 77 years and counting!
Marian Wright Edelman Dedication
Please check out our recently published Q&A with Matthew Wiener, former Annual Survey editor, where he discusses the influence of NYU Law Professors Marcel Kahan & Troy Paredes on his upcoming note. https://bit.ly/2FIQD2P
Please check out our recently published Q&As with Professor Robin J. Effron (https://bit.ly/2VStfGf) and former Annual Survey Editor-in-Chief Leonid Grinberg (https://bit.ly/2HlzQ9h) on their upcoming articles!
The Annual Survey's Board of Editors is pleased to announce our members for the incoming board, which will officially assume its duties on April 1. We had an unbelievably strong group of candidates this year, and the current board is looking forward to the many achievements of the incoming board next year. Congratulations to you all!
Editor-in-Chief: Sander Saba
Managing Editor for Development: Kathleen Lewis
Managing Editor for Solicitations: Sidney Moskowitz
Managing Editor for Production: Kasi Wautlet
Managing Editor for Post-Production: Yianni Tsesmelis
Managing Editor for Operations: Katherine Chernova
Development Editors: Joey Baruh, Aaron Mattis, Kelly Nabaglo
Notes Editors: Audrey Crabtree-Hannigan, Jonathan Jaffe, Alyssa Waaramaa
Executive Articles Editors: Sasha Kawakami, Dino Ilievski, Karen Luo, Jessica Rubin, Lili Samios, Princess Umodu
Senior Articles Editors: Anne Coventry, Trent Pacer, Eric Padilla
Online Editor: Joseph Shui
Inclusivity Editor: Karen Luo
RSVP to the dedication of the 76th volume of the NYU Annual Survey of American Law to Marian Wright Edelman on Tuesday, February 26th! https://bit.ly/2t0M1Pk
With great honor and joy we welcome the Annual Survey's incoming class of Staff Editors!
https://annualsurveyofamericanlaw.org/2018/09/06/2018-2019-masthead-with-incoming-staff-editors/
HOT OFF THE PRESS: Volume 73, Issue 2. Check it out on NYU School of Law's Annual Survey's website! https://annualsurveyofamericanlaw.org/2018/06/09/volume-73-issue-2/
Full issue available here Articles Consent to Judicial Jurisdiction: The Foundation of “Registration” Statutes Oscar G. Chase Cite as 73 N.Y.U. Ann. Surv. Am. L. 159 (2018) When …
Today is the day! Please join us for this year’s Symposium - Sentencing Reform from the Bench: The Emerging Role of District Court Judges. We will have an exciting panel discussion on how trial judges use their unique position to change sentencing practices.
The event will be held TODAY, Monday, March 26, 2 - 4 PM in Greenberg Lounge at NYU School of Law. For more information & to register, click here.
https://annualsurveyofamericanlaw.org/2018/03/19/sentencing-reform-from-the-bench-the-emerging-role-of-district-court-judges/
Please join us for this year's Symposium - Sentencing Reform from the Bench: The Emerging Role of District Court Judges. We will have an exciting panel discussion on how trial judges use their unique position to change sentencing practices.
The event will be held on Monday, March 26, 2 - 4 PM in Greenberg Lounge at NYU School of Law. For more information & to register, click here.
Read Jessica A. Roth's article, up on ASAL's website! Professor Roth analyzes the traditional “decisional” activities of an Article III judge and compares this to a “new” judicial activism adopted by certain federal district judges. These judges advocate for criminal justice reform across various platforms, such as journal articles, speeches, and opinion dicta. This paper explores the history of this activism and evaluates its current role in the judiciary, weighing both its potential benefits and possible risks.
Check it out here: http://bit.ly/2rJL14o
Full issue available here Article The “New” District Court Activism in Criminal Justice Reform Jessica A Roth Cite as 72 N.Y.U. Ann. Surv. Am. L. 187 (2018) Notes Democracy in the Digital Age: Why …
Happening now!
Congratulations to the new incoming Board of Annual Survey of American Law!
Editor-in-Chief: Kathryn Morris
Managing Editor of Development: Chase Weidner
Managing Editor for Solicitations: David Moosmann
Managing Editor of Production: Michael Freedman
Managing Editor of Post-Production: Daniel Blaze
Development Editors: Brian Gottlieb and Sam Seham
Notes Editors: Joseph Michael Levy and Marissa Kibler
Online Editor: Josh Pirutinsky
Executive Articles Editors: Suzanne Trivette, Alex Inman, Edwin Donovan Abundis, Natalie Gow, and Ally Kaleita
Senior Articles Editors: Isa Herrera, Amy Wann, and Katherine Coric
Inclusivity Editor: Ally Kaleita
A huge thank you to the outgoing Board for their hard work and dedication this past year!
Editor-in-Chief: Leonid Grinberg
Managing Editor of Development: Emily Fountain
Managing Editor of Production: Erik Bakke
Managing Editor of Post-Production: Katie Haines
Managing Editor for Solicitations: Nathalie Gorman
Development Editors: Aishlinn O'Callaghan and Raymond Habbaz
Notes Editors: Tony Cheng and Suchita Mandavilli
Online Editors: Eloise Rotenberg and Rachel Malhiet
Executive Articles Editors: Rachel Lieb, Jess Fuhrman, Amanda Boitano, Daniel Mueller, Nealofar Panjshiri, Stephen Rettger, and Dillon Westfall
Senior Articles Editors: Özgün Sak, Kevin Wu, and Sam Vitello
Dedication of the 75th Volume of the NYU Annual Survey of American Law to Chief Judge Robert A. Katzmann on Tuesday, March 6
You are invited to attend the dedication of the 75th Volume of the NYU Annual Survey of American Law to Chief Judge Robert A. Katzmann of the United States Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit. …
Happy Friday everyone! For an interesting and informative read, check out the latest ASAL Forum Essay by ASAL's own, Katie Haines! http://bit.ly/2C2jpfo
J.D. Candidate (2018) Kathryn Haines examines Michigan's and Indiana's employment of Section 1115 waivers to implement new models of Medicaid expansion. Haines compares and contrasts the states' different implementation strategies which have led to different success rates. Further, Indiana's strategy may provide insight into the future of Medicaid under the Trump Administration.
Kathryn A. Haines J.D. Candidate, New York University School of Law, 2018; Managing Editor of Post-Production, Annual Survey of American Law, 2017–2018; B.S., University of Southern Californi…
Check out Professor Lubben's "Sovereign Bankruptcy Hydraulics," a new essay up on ASAL Forum! http://bit.ly/2EErbu5
Professor Lubben observes that governmental entities with full sovereign immunity have no need for a bankruptcy process due to the protections inherent in their status. In so doing, he rejects Professor Skeel’s recommendation for a bankruptcy system for American states, doubts the IMF’s proposals, but ultimately upholds the idea of a municipal bankruptcy regime.
New year, new issue! Check out Volume 2, Issue 2 on Annual Survey's website! http://bit.ly/2rJL14o
Note: Due to unforeseen circumstances, Volume 73, Issue 1 was published ahead of Volume 72, Issue 2.
Full issue available here Article The “New” District Court Activism in Criminal Justice Reform Jessica A Roth Cite as 72 N.Y.U. Ann. Surv. Am. L. 187 (2018) Notes Democracy in the Digit…
Happy Thursday, ASAL followers! Enjoy this lovely Chevron meme, courtesy of Joseph Michael Levy, an ASAL staff editor.
Annual Survey is excited to announce our adoption of "(cleaned up)" -- an innovative citation method which replaces the extended explanatory parentheticals required by Rules 5.3 and 5.4 of the Bluebook with a simpler parenthetical that simply says “(cleaned up).” Read our formal announcement on our website: https://annualsurveyofamericanlaw.org/2017/09/12/annual-survey-adopts-cleaned-up/
A vocal community of appellate lawyers on the Internet advocates replacing extended explanatory parentheticals required by Rules 5.3 and 5.4 of the Bluebook with a simpler parenthetical that simply…
BIG NEWS!!! We've just launched ASAL Forum, Annual Survey's new online-only publication which features shorter essays from students, professors, and practitioners. For our first essay, we feature Dan Sperling's examination of NYC tenant protection laws and the Airbnb controversy - check out "Regulation Before Condemnation: Reworking the Airbnb Ban in New York City," available at http://bit.ly/2eERyaW.
Daniel Sperling J.D. Candidate, Cornell Law School, 2018; B.A., Vanderbilt University, 2015. I would like to thank Professor Shelly Kreiczer-Levy for her help in the development of this article. Do…
We're happy to present our new masthead for the 2017-2018 school year. Welcome to all of our new staff editors!
NEW YORK UNIVERSITY ANNUAL SURVEY OF AMERICAN LAW 2017-2018 BOARD OF EDITORS Editor-in-Chief Leonid Grinberg Managing Editors Erik F. Bakke Emily E. Fountain Nathalie M. Gorman Kathryn A. Haine Dev…
Steve Tensmeyer examines the different views on the permissibility of injunctions against defamation in his recently published article, "Constitutionalizing Equity: Consequences of Broadly Interpreting the “Modern Rule” of Injunctions Against Defamation," available now on the ASAL website.
The 72nd Volume of the Annual Survey of American Law is dedicated to Judge Jack B. Weinstein Full issue available here Tributes to Judge Jack B. Weinstein Dean Trevor Morrison Christinia Liu Judge …
HOT OFF THE PRESS: An exciting double feature - Volume 72, Issue 1 and Volume 73, Issue 1. Check them out on NYU School of Law Annual Survey's website!
Editor’s Note: Due to unforeseen circumstances, we are publishing Volume 73, Issue 1 ahead of Volume 72, Issue 2. Volume 72, Issue 2 is expected to be completed in late 2017. In order to avo…
In the context of cross-border evidence, particularly with regard to the threat of data localization and nationally imposed restrictions on Internet access, Mutual Legal Assistance Treaties and the mutual legal assistance process have grown increasingly relevant. Learn more about this cutting edge topic in the newly published article, "Mutual Legal Assistance in an Era of Globalized Communications: The Analogy to the Visa Waiver Program," by Professor Peter Swire and Justin D. Hemmings on ASAL's website, http://bit.ly/2qsdiLS.
Full issue available here Articles The Fourth Amendment in a Digital World Laura K. Donohue Cite as 71 N.Y.U. Ann. Surv. Am. L. 553 (2017) Mutual Legal Assistance in an Era of Globalized Communicat…
Interested in the effect of modern technology and digitization on Fourth Amendment doctrine? Read Georgetown Law Professor Laura K. Donohue's recently published article, "The Fourth Amendment in a Digital World," out now on ASAL's website! http://bit.ly/2qsdiLS
Full issue available here Articles The Fourth Amendment in a Digital World Laura K. Donohue Cite as 71 N.Y.U. Ann. Surv. Am. L. 553 (2017) Mutual Legal Assistance in an Era of Globalized Communicat…
Vintage issues.
HOT OFF THE PRESS: Volume 71, Issue 4. Check it out on NYU School of Law Annual Survey's website! http://bit.ly/2qsdiLS
Full issue available here Articles The Fourth Amendment in a Digital World Laura K. Donohue Cite as 71 N.Y.U. Ann. Surv. Am. L. 553 (2017) Mutual Legal Assistance in an Era of Globalized Communicat…
On March 29th, we gathered for our 2017 ASAL banquet. We want to thoroughly congratulate the following 3Ls for their commitment to Annual Survey:
Scott Glicksman (winner of the Norma Z. Paige Award for Greatest Contribution by an Executive Articles Editor, 2016-2017)
Harry Black (winner of the Seymour A. Levy Memorial Award for Most Outstanding Note, 2016-2017)
Alison Wall (winner of the Philip F. Cohen Award for Greatest Contribution by a Third-Year Editor, 2016-2017)
Check out the recent SCOTUS decision for CZYZEWSKI ET AL. v. JEVIC HOLDING CORP. ET AL., where the Court cites Elizabeth Warren's 1991 Annual Survey article, "A Theory of Absolute Priority."https://www.supremecourt.gov/opinions/16pdf/15-649_k53m.pdf
The American legal system is based on an elusive concept called the "common law," but is the quality of U.S. common law any good? Check out Annual Survey's website for an interesting article examining this question using fraud damages as a case study.
Full issue available here Articles “Leaving the Fox in Charge of the Hen House”: of Agencies, Jurisdictional Determinations and the Separation of Powers Sarah Zeleznikow Cite as 71 N.Y.…
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