New York High Court Shift
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Vin Bonventre from Albany Law School joins us to talk about expectations.
Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s two nominees for the Court of Appeals, the state’s highest court, were confirmed earlier this month, but not without some pushback. Vin Bonventre from Albany Law School joins us to talk about expectations.
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New York High Court Shift
Clip: Season 2021 Episode 25 | 6m 46sVideo has Closed Captions
Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s two nominees for the Court of Appeals, the state’s highest court, were confirmed earlier this month, but not without some pushback. Vin Bonventre from Albany Law School joins us to talk about expectations.
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