Current technological funding and investments for legal aid services is still insufficient despite years of increased spending, a new report from the NY Commission on Access to Justice says.
Read MoreThe Museum of the Moving Image is hosting a live event this week to discuss the details of fabricated videos and their consequences.
Read More“Although I wasn’t aiming to solve the issue completely, I could at least take a step forward… and put together a book that was understandable.”
Read More“The failure to provide Court Attorneys with Mobile Devices is a roadblock to the effective and speedy administration of justice.”
Read MoreThe speed could make all the difference for organ recipients like Bayside resident Kinsey Saleh, who received a kidney six years ago.
Read More“And we are meant to trust these people with mail in ballots? Please!.”
Read MoreThe classes will occur on Tuesday and Friday afternoons in November.
Read MoreImmigrant communities and communities of color are disproportionately affected by a lack of access to broadband internet, according to the report.
Read MoreLawmakers hailed the bill as a win for victims of abuse.
Read More"One of the real risks here is the message we send to companies that want to come to New York and expand to New York.”
Read MoreThe City University of New York is expanding its partnership with tech talent developer Revature to offer a no-cost introductory coding course.
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