Announcements & News

Jaquith Selected for Appeals Court

President Trump on August 28 announced his intention to nominate United States Attorney Grant C. Jaquith to the United States Court of Appeals for Veterans Claims in Washington, D.C. The Court reviews decisions of the Board of Veterans’ Appeals, a part of the...

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Clerk’s Corner: Summer 2019

This year marks the 15th anniversary of the Northern District of New York going live with electronic case filing. Electronic filing has substantially streamlined the filing process and provided far greater public access to the court’s docket. However, inherent within...

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FCBA Utica Social Event @ Ocean Blue 9/24/19

The Northern District of New York Federal Court Bar Association invites you to learn more about our organization and meet our Federal Judiciary and their chambers staff. This event is FREE for all members and prospective members who are interested in learning about...

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Speaking to… Kimberly Zimmer

Kim Zimmer is set to become FCBA President on January 1, 2020. Ms. Zimmer is a criminal defense attorney in Syracuse, her hometown. She started her career at the U.S. Department of Justice’s Honors Program in Washington D.C., as a Trial Attorney in the Tax Division. ...

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President’s Message

By Joann Sternheimer Recently, I had the privilege of sponsoring a young attorney for admission to the United States District Court, Northern District of New York. It brought to mind my own experience of being admitted to the bar. At the time, I was law clerk to Hon....

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FCBA Awards Prizes for High School Essays

Prize money totaling $5,000 has been awarded to 24 high school students across the NDNY for outstanding essays on the U.S. Constitution. The prizes were awarded in a contest administered by the NDNY-FCBA’s Constitutional Scholars Program. Contestants had to submit an...

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Clerk’s Corner: Spring 2019

By Chief Clerk John Domurad We have all heard the saying that “technology is great—when it works.” Never has this adage proven more accurate than when applied to courtroom technology. If you have ever prepared to display your exhibit or document to the jury only to...

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