New York Law Journal
...has not been reluctant to make controversial decisions in the realm of civil liberties and constitutional law that have drawn the ire of police and...
...fighting tool against civil rights lawyers who...asking if the practice was effective....
...been shot at 1305 Amsterdam Avenue. That location is part of the General Ulysses S. Grant public housing development (hereinafter, the "Grant Houses"...
...vice, David Ashton, pro hac vice, Eric Lipman, Office of the Attorney General of Texas Austin, Texas. For Penguin Group (USA...
...78 of the Civil Practice Laws and Rules...respondents, the Attorney General and the Corporation...
...against the Individual Defendants. Defendants move under Federal Rule of Civil Procedure 12(b)(6) to dismiss the Second Amended Complaint ("SAC...
...resulting from overbuilder deterrence with their expert's regression model which calculated general damages from all four theories of antitrust impact by comparing actual cable...
Court of Claims Judge Alan Marin's damages decision is among at least three rulings in the past seven months where judges have compensated women raped by New York State corrections officers, but diff
...residents or businesses incorporated in New York. I have never made a general appearance as a party in any lawsuit in New York. ...
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