New York Law Journal
...were lawfully recovered by the police. The People called three witnesses...2012 driving an unmarked police vehicle on 102nd Street east of...
...long recognized that there are exceptions to the general principle that the police require a warrant prior to entry into a private residence.1...
...that she or he suffers no disabilities causally related to the motor vehicle accident, has established a prima facie case that the plaintiff did not...
...driving while intoxicated (Vehicle and Traffic Law...the brief roadside police inquiry of defendant...police inquiry, the change in location of...
...and Daniel Toohey, individually and as members of the New York City Police Department ATTORNEYS For...
...a June 15, 2008 motor vehicle accident, defendant moved to vacate...provided a copy of the police report for the underlying accident...
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