New York State Appellate Division of the Supreme Court

I didn’t know this place is a Supreme Court division from outside. The Greek style architecture makes it looks outstanding from the outside, and the interiors are even more stunning! The security guards were extremely friendly, he told me this is an old building from the 1890s. I was able to see the beautiful court room (no photos allowed), which was not in use on the day, it has a colorful glass dome and paintings on the wall. Such an adventure!

A beautiful architectural design in the fantastic Flatiron district of NYC. There are so many wonderful details to this building to enjoy. Tours can be had on the inside as well. A must see when in the area.

My girlfriend and I walked past the building wondering what it was. One of the officers outside answered our question and told us we were welcome to go inside and check it out. Gil Sanchez was the officer who met us inside and he was incredible. He took us into the courtroom and taught us all about it. He was awesome and should be lauded

This government building is an excellent example of the classic Beaux-Arts architecture of the 18th century. I have had the pleasure of touring the interior chambers and courtroom and can was even more taken aback by the interior than I was by the beautiful exterior. The interior is adorned with beautiful allegorical murals and bespoke furniture. The exterior is as grand as can be expected from the period and only lends to the promise of what is to come when you enter. The building interior is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.

Just noticed the building when walking through Madison Park. The building exerior is very interesting and eye catching, I didn't know what it was for though.

This building has a gorgeous interior. A policeman offered to show me the courtroom and it is not to be missed. Beautifully restored. Easy just to walk by this building ... but don't!

If you need to get a Certificate of Good Standing from the 1st Department, bring a check or money order for $10, they are open till 4pm on weekdays, the office is on the 26th floor.

Kangaroo Court! $464M to $175m? This is a joke! Con Man Trump should be treated just like everyone else who owes money to the State!

This is the NY Supreme Court of Appellate Division, open 9:00 am - 5:00 pm, Monday through Friday, except public holidays. Located just on the facade of the building is the Memorial to the Victims of the Injustice of the Holocaust on the 25th Street side of the building. Completed in 1990 by Harriet Feigenbaum, it is a six-sided half column rising 27 feet above its base. From the NY Gov page, it is described as "The five-sided concave base extends one story below ground level, the overall height of the Memorial being 38 feet. Carvings of flames along the length of the column recall the flames of the gas chambers at Auschwitz. They appear to blow in the direction of the courthouse as if to threaten the symbol of Justice. A relief of an aerial view of the main camp at Auschwitz is carved into the base at eye level. An inscription "Indifference to Injustice" has been carved above the relief, "Is the Gate to Hell" below it. Specific locations at Auschwitz are identified: Torture Chamber, Execution Wall, Gas Chamber and Crematorium 1, Commandant's House. The source of the image of the death camp is a photograph taken during an Allied bombing raid on August 25, 1944. By the selection of this photograph, the artist is saying that the Allies must have known of the camp and they took no action. On the base under the relief is a giant flame extending below ground level as a final reminder of Crematorium 1 at Auschwitz."

Good morning my name is Maxine Davis and I resides at 1226 Prospect Av Apt 5 Bronx NY10459 I'm asking the Supreme Court for an open and through investigation of case 24-2437 of judge Ronnie Abram's and the magistrate judge of the United States court in a Habeus Corpus a Social Security theft and fraud claim by me the plaintiff that was unlawfully closed without been settled so ordered.

I will second the review by Raffi M. The building itself is lovely, but the courtroom is an absolute stunner. I caught a glimpse of it once when I had to file papers there for an attorney I was working for, and it took my breath away!

If you are into old architecture, this one is a beauty. Yes it's a courthouse, which can be daunting for some, but step out of the court realm for a minute and take time to appreciate the feats of men who had much less by way of tools of trade than the architects of today. Remarkable. Courtwise, the staff was pleasant and helpfull. Quick easy process to get in, get your business done, and pleasantries on your way out.

No, this review isn't about the legal acumen of the Court's decisions (this is the intermediate appellate court for the state of New York in New York City) but about the utterly stunning courtroom. Intricate ceiling carvings, frescos, an elaborate mahogany bench. If you want to see a courtroom that makes even the United States Supreme Court look plain, this is the place. If I was a legally inclined tourist to NYC at all, I would stop by here and take in half an hour of argument. Subject matter will range from trips and falls in the subway to billion dollar commercial disputes, all on appeal from the state trial courts, all in a magnificent domed room.