Announcements & News

Clerk’s Corner: Winter 2020

By Clerk of Court John Domurad One of the most rewarding and sometimes most challenging aspects of being a member of the Clerk’s Office is addressing concerns from our pro se filers. Many pro se litigants make their way to federal court because all other avenues for...

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President’s Message

By Kim Zimmer I have had the slowest ascent to President of the Federal Court Bar Association in the history of this Organization. I have thought about why that is and I finally decided it must be because I am so shy, soft-spoken, and reserved. I “grew up” in the...

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Essay Contest Expands to Include Art, Videos and Poems

The NDNY-FCBA’s Constitutional Scholars Program has expanded its Fifth Annual Essay Contest to include categories for video performances, graphic art and poems/short stories. The contest is open to all students in grades 9 through 12 in the 32 counties that constitute...

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Tech Tools for Small Firms CLE

“Tech Tools for Small Firms”  This program will focus on increasing your effectiveness and efficiency while complying with the ethics requirement to safeguard your clients’ information. Leverage technology and tweak your office hardware, software, and cloud-based...

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Rosenberg Trial – Syracuse 3/12/20

Syracuse Rosenberg FLYER CANCELLED!!!!!!!!!     Join the United States District Court, Northern District of New York, along with the NDNY-Federal Court Bar Association as we present: The Rosenberg Trial James M. Hanley U.S. Courthouse and Federal Building...

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NDNY-FCBA Constitutional Scholars Program Contest 2020

CONSTITUTION CONTEST NOW ACCEPTING ENTRIES! Subject: The origin of some aspect of the U.S. Constitution--specifically, one of the eighteen (18) topics listed on www.constitutionalscholars.org. Eligibility: All students in grades 9 through 12 in the 32 counties that...

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Northern New York’s Judicial and Political Dynasty

Christopher R. Riano Assistant Counsel to the Governor and Lecturer in Constitutional Law and Government at Columbia University The judicial and political history of Northern New York is replete with dynamic legal stories that have helped shape not only how the...

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