New York Law Journal
...Doe 2, Chief Border Patrol Agent Kevin Oaks, and the United States of America (collectively, "Defendants"). Dkt. No. 1 ("Complaint"). In...
...February 14, 2013 and duly submitted on the Part IA15 Motion calendar of March 4, 2013: Papers SubmittedNumbered Verified Amended Petition...
...ATTORNEYS For appellant: Lorca Morello of counsel, Steven Banks, The Legal Aid Society, New York. ...
...USA v. David Rosen, 12-2249-cr, NYLJ 1202602218366, at *1 (Ct. of App., 2nd, Decided May 29, 2013) Before: Sack...
...and sabotaged in the performance of her duties because she was...administration from San Francisco State University and a master's degree...
...AND ORDER AFTER TRIAL WITHOUT JURY NATURE OF THE CASE *1 ...
...This case arises out of a multi-billion dollar judgment...34;); Naftchi v. New York University Medical Center, 172 F.R...
...United States Attorney Loretta E. Lynch, Esq., United States Attorney, Eastern District of New York. For the Defendant: David M. Chidekel...
...Summa v. Hofstra University, 11-1743, NYLJ...order, and judgment of the United States...from the football office, identifying Summa by...
...as a teen possessed hundreds of pornographic photos and videos of...had not engaged in sexual relations with children. Nevertheless, he was...
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