The Monday NY Blawg Round Up

It's time for the Monday New York blawg round up of interesting posts from the last week.  And, without futher ado, here it is:

Long Island (Criminal) Trial Law Blog:

• Appellate Division Overturns Conviction for disseminating Indecent Materials To A Minor: Law Requires Images, Words Alone Are Insufficient

Second Circuit Sentencing Blog

• Bernie Ebbers' 25-Year Sentence: "Harsh But Not Unreasonable"
• Harsh Conditions Of Overseas Incarceration Are Grounds for Downward Departure
• The "Presumption Of Vindictiveness" As Applied To Resentencings In The Post-Booker World
• Judge Rakoff's Sentencing Memorandum for Richard Adelson: A "Must Read"
• Revisions To New York State Law Apply Retroactively for Purposes Of Sentence Computation Under The Armed Career Criminal Act (ACCA)

The Sienko Law Office Blog

• Stein: New York's New (Advertising) Rules Will Impose Tremendous Burden

Comments

[That Lawyer Dude]

I wanted to thank you for the NY Blog roundup. I look forward to it every Monday (and later if the week is a busy one for you.) I just wanted to point out that the name of my Legal issue blog is LONG ISLAND (Criminal) Trial Law as opposed to NY (Criminal) Trial Law.
Maybe I ought to rename it, but coming out of Woodbury NY I think just trying to get the First and Second Departments and the Eastern and Southern US District Courts, Not to mention interesting local decisions covered with any regularity is tough enough for me.

Thanks again for the mention on your outstanding blog. Keep up the good work.
TLD

[NBlack]

Sorry about that, Lawyer Dude. I fixed it. I checked my past posts, and it looks like I've gotten it correct in the past. It was just a typo this time around.

Thanks for the kind words about my blog!