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Brian Lee, reporter for the New York Law Journal. Email: blee@alm.com
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Democratic Lawmakers Advance Judicial Realignment of Central and Western New York

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By Brian Lee , Brian and Dayna Lee
| New York Law Journal
gavel lies on wood table A controversial, reintroduced judicial redistricting proposal could redraw court lines in central and western New York, after the Democratic-controlled state legislature advanced versions of the legislation Thursday. The proposed reshuffling of the 22-county 4th Judicial Department—which would isolate urban hubs of Buffalo, Rochester, and Syracuse by making Erie, Monroe, and Onondaga counties separate districts—continues to draw criticism from state Republican lawmakers.
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Nonprofit Announces Council to Advise on Litigation Funding at 'Simple' Interest Rates

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By Brian Lee , Brian and Dayna Lee
| New York Law Journal
A western New York nonprofit that bills itself as the country's lone organization dedicated to litigation funding to plaintiffs unveiled a new advisory council on Wednesday. The Buffalo-based Milestone Foundation assembled a multi-disciplinary council spanning the full litigation ecosystem, designed to advance its mission and expand access to justice, it said in a news statement.
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New York Lawmakers Advance Bill to Study Wider Publication of Criminal Court Suppression Opinions

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By Brian Lee , Brian and Dayna Lee
| New York Law Journal
New York State Assembly Chamber in the State Capitol in Albany, New York. Credit: flickr New York lawmakers have passed a heavily amended version of the Criminal Court Opinion Transparency Act, which would authorize a feasibility study on automatic publication of written and oral suppression decisions in criminal matters. Gov. Kathy Hochul, a Democrat, must now decide whether to sign the bill into law.
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