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TWO CENTURIES OF LEADERSHIP AND SERVICE
ALBANY LAW SCHOOL
   The office of the State Reporter has a long and rich affiliation with Albany Law School.
  • J. Newton Fiero served as Dean.
  • Hiram E. Sickels taught evidence.
  • Alvah S. Newcomb lectured on international law.
  • Edwin A. Bedell, Leland F. Coss, and John T. Fitzpatrick attended the law school.
  • Eleven current members of the staff are ALS graduates.
Albany Law School
Above: Albany Law School, 80 New Scotland Ave., Albany, N.Y.
LEGAL LITERATURE
   Not surprisingly, New York reporters have been prolific authors and editors of legal works.
  • George Caines wrote Lex Mercatoria Americana, a commercial law treatise.
  • William Johnson translated a work on maritime law.
  • Esek Cowen wrote a treatise on civil jurisdiction.
  • John L. Wendell edited Blackstone's Commentaries and a work on slander.
  • Nicholas Hill and Esek Cowen coauthored a work on evidence.
  • Hiram Denio edited an edition of New York statutes.
  • George F. Comstock edited Kent's Commentaries.
  • Joel Tiffany wrote a treatise on the unconstitutionality of slavery and treatises on trusts and New York practice.
  • J. Newton Fiero wrote treatises on torts and special proceedings.
  • Gary D. Spivey wrote for American Law Reports and was president of the American Society of Writers on Legal Subjects.
Judge Graffeo and Amy Schneider Left:
Court of Appeals Judge Victoria A. Graffeo and Principal Legal Editor Amy M. Schneider were Albany Law School classmates.







Below:
Title pages from Kent's Commentaries edited by George F. Comstock and Blackstone's Commentaries edited by John L. Wendell.
Blackstone and Kent

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