New York Law Journal
... New York City's Department of Parks and...storage, a state appeals panel...
...as: Matter of Gumbs v...failure to state a cause...City of New York ("BOE...
...breath test devices have been deemed scientifically reliable by the New York State Department of Health. Evidence to establish the reliability of breath analysis instruments...
...McMahon, United States District Judge...shifting provisions of the Individuals...3.) The New York City Department of Education...
... *1 Appeal from a judgment of the Monroe County Court (Vincent M. Dinolfo, J.), rendered May 12, 2011...
...bar groups, state court officials...their definition of legal services...under a new pro bono...1, New York attorneys must...
...and involvement of both parties...sole custody. New York is the only state in the...
...39; action concerns the Board of The Dakota's denial...by the Appellate Division, First Department, by decision dated July 3...
... Construction in New York City presents unique...developers. The proximity of buildings and the...
...criminal judgment of the district...Lackawanna Police Department, operating undercover...in Lackawanna, New York. The officer...
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