New York Supreme Court

Neither one of them had ever remarried.

They were divorced when I was five and had a really nasty custody battle up to the Supreme Court of New York.

So A lot of sort of back and forth through through attorneys and my parents actually never spoke to one another.

That was before text and before email.

She claimed they drugged her, assaulted her over several hours at a frat house in October 2024.

So the lawsuit was filed in the New York Supreme Court.

Viewed by CBS News, alleges the assault happened on campus at the Chi Phi fraternity house.

And one of the frat brothers sent a Snapchat message inviting other frat members to join in for free pussy.

The term limit was a vote by the town board, I want to say, in 2008.

The state Supreme Court of New York said the voters get to decide on term limits.

That's their decision to make.

It's not the body of the representatives, right? The board cannot dictate term limits.

And apparently it has.

On October 23rd, a New York Supreme Court judge ruled Jane Doe can stay anonymous, citing compelling circumstances after her lawyer reported dozens of threats, including a swatting that sent armed police to her parents' home.

Now, that's not cool for anybody.

Doing that is just jacked up.

Ted having raised his family and Robin having conquered international journalism.

Meanwhile, Marshall and Lily face the chaos of raising three kids in Manhattan as Marshall transitions into his dream role as a New York State Supreme Court justice, providing the classic group hang grounding at McLaren's pub.

Concurrently, Barney embraces his biggest character evolution yet as a single father to his daughter Ellie, trading his playbooks for parenting advice and finding genuine fulfillment outside of his old lifestyle.

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After all this went down, Jane Doe left Cornell.

But then in mid-September of this year, Jane Doe filed a 101-page civil lawsuit in the New York Supreme Court.

And she filed it against Cornell University, the seven named Chi Phi members, Chi Phi entities, Tri-Delta entities, Mooney's Bar and Nightclub, the Chi Phi chapter president, and other random John Does.

So the complaint she filed claims that she was drugged, that she was gang raped over several hours while she was incapable of consent, that Cornell University and other campus members failed to protect her and adequately punish her assailants, and that she is seeking millions of dollars in damages and a jury trial.

Thank you for the opportunity to be here and to speak to all of you here in Batavia.

My name is Craig Buckeye, candidate for New York State Supreme Court Justice for the 8th Judicial District.

I'm going to talk a little bit about the race generally and then about credentials and experience And then finally, about my relationship to the mission of the Western New York Independent Learning Center.

So first of all, this race.

So this race for state Supreme Court is taking place across all eight of those westernmost counties.

I will be in the ballot in Albion and Niagara Falls and Batavia and Buffalo and Jamestown and Olean, Belmont and all these different places in between.

And this particular year, There are four open seats for New York State Supreme Court.

You can vote for up to four candidates when you vote for Supreme Court out of a total of seven candidates on the ballot.