Noah Powelson

Teens locked in solitary confinement for months in state facilities, new lawsuit claims / By Noah Powelson New York teens held inside the state’s adolescent detention centers are routinely kept locked in cramped quarters without reliable access to water o... See more

As AI enters courtrooms, courts leaders lay out potential risks and rewards / By Noah Powelson The New York Unified Court System on Thursday released its first annual report on the use of artificial intelligence in state courtrooms, outlining both the tec... See more

Mayor appoints new head of City’s Commission on Human Rights / By Noah Powelson Mayor Zohran Mamdani continued with his string of administrative appointments on Wednesday, announcing a longtime civil rights attorney will lead the City’s Commission on Huma... See more

Mamdani makes first judicial appointments / By Noah Powelson Mayor Zohran Mamdani made the first judicial appointments of his tenure, just a few days after issuing an executive order reshaping the review and appointment process for city judges. Mamdani ap... See more

Citibank ordered to pay Queens woman $3.5 million for failing to stop fraud and hiding evidence / By Noah Powelson A Queens stroke victim is in the middle of a major legal battle against one the country’s largest financial institutions after a judge order... See more