...Respondent: Lesley N. DeLia, Dir.-Mental Hygiene Legal Services ...
... *1 Plaintiffs, various health centers in New York State, who receive or are eligible to receive...
...incapacitated person-Naomi Weinstein, Esq., Mental Hygiene Legal Service. ...
...under Article 10 of the Mental Hygiene Law. The State of New...
...10 of the Mental Hygiene Law or, in...Office of Mental Health ("OMH"...
...Counsel, Emmett J. Creahan, Director, Mental Hygiene Legal Service, Utica. ...
A suspect who kept reaching into his pocket over the objections of a police officer invited a patdown, a deeply divided appellate panel has held in reinstating evidence and a statement that a trial c
...order permitting the State to feed him by nasogastric tube after his health devolved to the point that his condition became life-threatening. We answer...
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