New York Law Journal
...The idea for a pesticide use plan for Long Island arose almost 20 years ago, as a result...
...value acts as a unique digital fingerprint that ensures a piece of data belongs in a particular torrent file. Other users ("Peers...
...the plaintiffs' claim that the police are engaged in a top-down policy of violating the Fourth Amendment. Instead, she said the evidence showed that...
...City Defends Heavy Use of Stop-and-Frisk by...bench trial over the controversial policy. ...
...crime stop, question and frisk policies, said there are too many...Officer Francis Livoti in the use of a deadly chokehold on...
...Attorneys for Defendant Data Treasury Corporation: Weil, Gotshal &...banks and financial institutions that use the technology. The complaint contains...
...Vuzix Corporation ("Vuzix") relating to hands free displays for accessing data and video. Those displays have military, commercial, industrial, and consumer applications. As...
...action), submitted a FOIL request seeking information regarding record keeping and retention, policy guidelines and statistics pertaining to respondent NYPD's surveillance of Muslim individuals...
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