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1. cardozo.yu.edu › libraryLibrary | Cardozo Law

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   Welcome to the Dr. Lillian & Dr. Rebecca Chutick Law Library! Hours. September 29, Sun. 10am - 12am. September 30, Mon. 8am - 12am. October 1, Tue. 8am - 12am. View all library hours. Useful links. Ask a Librarian open_in_new. Study Room Reservations open_in_new. Online Resources for Students open_in_new. My library account open_in_new.

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   Apr 22, 2016 · Benjamin Nathan Cardozo (May 24, 1870 – July 9, 1938) was an American jurist who served on the New York Court of Appeals and later as an Associate Justice of the Supreme Court.

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   Its vast collection of legal materials, including books, journals, databases, and more, is readily available to users to help them excel in their studies and research. The library's repository collection showcases its rich history, staff scholarship, and reports.

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   Aug 2, 2023 · Cardozo Law offers groundbreaking clinics, externships and trial experiences that help bring the law to life and allow students to chart the course of their careers.

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   The Nature of the Judicial Process grew out of Cardozo’s 1921 Storrs Lectures at Yale Law School when Cardozo was in the eighth of his 18 years on the New York Court of Appeals, the state’s highest court. He had been elected to the New York Supreme Court in late 1913 and took office in January, 1914, at age 43.

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   Does anyone read Cardozo's jurisprudence?

   • “[N]obody reads” Cardozo’s book anymore, Gilmore said, which he said has “almost no intellectual content.”11 Nature of the Judicial Process, along with Holmes’ The Common Law, as “the two most celebrated books in the history of American jurisprudence” though “nobody reads them and everybody praises them”). HARV. L. REV. 909, 909-10 (1923).

   The Nature of the Judicial Process: The Enduring Significance of a

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   Is the library open to Cardozo and Yu students?

   • At this time, the Cardozo Law Library is open to currently enrolled Cardozo and Yeshiva University students, faculty, and staff. For any questions regarding our services or access policies, please contact Anupama Pal, Assistant Director for Public Services, at anupama.pal@yu.edu.

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   Did Cardozo's learned hand influence modern American law?

   • Cardozo's contemporary Learned Hand, another judge whose most enduring decisions lay in the commonlaw and statutory fields resting below the surface of constitutional questions,5 9 seems to have left a firmer imprint on modern American law.

   The World of Benjamin Cardozo: Personal Values and the Judicial Process

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   How did Cardozo respond to legal disputes?

   • And he explained how judges could respond when legal disputes presented situations that existing rules don’t clearly cover. Cardozo did not provide a neat, formulaic response, but his depiction took root and survived because it was candid, credible and pragmatic, and because it balanced the virtues of continuity and change.

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   Polenberg's The World of Benjamin Cardozo is a different kind of book by a different kind of scholar. Polenberg, a distinguished social and political historian at Cornell University, previously displayed his facility with legal materials in his riveting social history of the Abrams case.'.