New York Law Journal
...The judge presiding over one of the most politically charged cases...judges of course face re-election, which is a terrible thing...
...cannot be practically adhered to and is hereby preliminarily enjoined. The Board of Elections of the County of Orange is so enjoined, solely to the...
...DUTCHESS ASSOCIATION, ap, v. INDIRA ORENSTEIN, res, — Appeal from an order of the Justice Court of the Town of Pawling, Dutchess County (Kevin A...
...The Office of Court Administration and...2009 City Council election on Staten Island...City Campaign Finance Board, records suggest....
... Plaintiffs Kingborn Morris, Rafael Mateo, and Darnell Pierre, former employees of defendant Alle Processing Corporation ("Alle"), bring this action on behalf...
...time obviously had implications for election law, and, of course, the direction of our...
...CHRISTOPHER-EARL STRUNK, ap, v. NEW YORK STATE BOARD OF ELECTIONS, ET AL., res — Motion by the appellant, inter alia, to...
...Weeks Until Annual Meeting to Run Against the Current Board Instead of Having a Preemptive Election Petitioners are shareholders in a cooperative...
...This lawsuit concerns a shareholder's attempt to change the voting process of the corporation he has invested in. Plaintiff, a shareholder of Defendant, submitted...
...and special elections for state and local public offices held in the State of New York. Additionally, it established the State Board of Elections...
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