New York v NRA (NY state court): Letter / Correspondence to judge
"I write... to respond to Your Honor’s email of September 15, 2020, disclosing that your law clerk, Mark H. Shawhan, was formerly employed as an Assistant Solicitor General in the Office of the [NY AG]..."
"I write... to respond to Your Honor’s email of September 15, 2020, disclosing that your law clerk, Mark H. Shawhan, was formerly employed as an Assistant Solicitor General in the Office of the [NY AG]..."
Letter / Correspondence to judge
"Combined with Your Honor’s public statements regarding the Second Amendment and gun litigation, the court attorney’s recent or ongoing work for the Attorney General... may create an appearance of bias."
"Combined with Your Honor’s public statements regarding the Second Amendment and gun litigation, the court attorney’s recent or ongoing work for the Attorney General... may create an appearance of bias."
Letter / Correspondence to judge
"To maintain the appearance of impartiality in this case, the NRA respectfully requests that the Court seek to a transfer to the Commercial Division pursuant to 22 NYCRR 202.70(e) or, in the alternative, recuse."
"To maintain the appearance of impartiality in this case, the NRA respectfully requests that the Court seek to a transfer to the Commercial Division pursuant to 22 NYCRR 202.70(e) or, in the alternative, recuse."
Letter / Correspondence to judge
"Thus, we respectfully urge that you consider the potential 'appearance' issue with respect to this extremely high-profilepublic litigation."
"Thus, we respectfully urge that you consider the potential 'appearance' issue with respect to this extremely high-profilepublic litigation."
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