New York Law Journal...sued by the student and his mother. Manhattan Supreme Court Justice Carol Huff ...
...Justice Carol Huff ...
...order to prevent taxi unavailability and passenger discrimination. But Manhattan Supreme Court Justice Carol Huff ...
...Justice Carol R. Edmead Onesource...
...gave the relevant information to prosecutors. Separately, Manhattan Supreme Court Justice Carol Huff ...
...Justice Carol R. Edmead Khullar...
...Apts. (102552/07)—Disposition of Reference Justice Eileen Bransten Daylight Properties Inc v. Rheem Bell & Mermelstein...
...Justice Carol R. Edmead...Turner v. Manhattan Center Studios...Carol E. Huff Sheridan Court Mews Assoc...
...Justice Carol R. Edmead...
...in response to the Manhattan District Attorney's motion to dismiss Harris' Article 78 petition before Supreme Court Justice Carol Huff. Harris filed ...
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