New York Law Journal
...his working hours. For more than a month, the inspector general's office used electronic surveillance to follow the employee, tracking his...
...while the City Council and mayoral candidates are debating creating an inspector general for the New York City Police Department. In an...
...Defendant's attorney: By: Suzette C. Rivera, AAG, Eric T. Schneiderman, Attorney General. Decision ...
...Hermitage") moves for summary judgment dismissing the complaint and plaintiff Consulate General of Lebanon ("Consulate") cross moves for summary judgment on its...
...For Appellants: Robert M. Goldfarb of Counsel, Eric T. Schneiderman, Attorney General, Albany. For Respondent: Joan P. Sullivan of Counsel...
Although the justices of the Appellate Division, Third Department, differed on whether John O'Connor, the former State University of New York Research Foundation president, stymied the investigation
The panel found the city's primary purpose for regulating cranes is to protect the public from "substantial and palpable" risks and therefore the regulations fall within an exception to federal preem
...has appointed Catherine Leahy Scott to serve as the state's inspector general. Scott, who had been serving as acting inspector general since February...
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