New York Law Journal
...35 RCNY 51-03). These cabs are metered vehicles that must charge uniform rates (see Administrative Code of City of NY §§19-502...
...Cite as: Greater New York Taxi Association v. The State of New York, et al., No. 98, NYLJ 1202603165674...
In their Secured Transactions column, Alan M. Christenfeld and Barbara M. Goodstein write that while the LIBOR imbroglio has been well-publicized, other lending activities potentially giving rise to
...Law §2.10(7) — a statute pertaining to the peace officer status of the SPCA's agents — is unconstitutional both on its...
...dozen cases by courts in other states that reflect "a virtually uniform national consensus" that "documents similar to these" are nontestimonial...
...brunt of the scheme. Their natural resources were plundered and sold at fire-sale prices. Food and medicines the Iraqi people had paid for arrived...
...Marcavage, Repent America, an unincorporated association by and through its Director...the "City"), Police Officer Jason Harper ("P.O...
...Raymond W. Kelly, Commissioner of the New York City Police Department; Police Officer Johnny Blasini; Police Officer Gregory Lomangino; Police Officer Joseph Koch; Police Officer...
...The Civil Service Employees Association Local 853 ("CSEA"...
...The Civil Service Employees Association Local 853 ("CSEA"...
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