Court of Appeals of New York - December 2000 Opinion Summaries

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PEOPLE v. WOOD Court of Appeals of New York Constitutional Law, Criminal Law & Procedure, Family Law Double Jeopardy Clause prohibits criminal prosecution of defendant for violating criminal court order of protection obtained by his spouse without...	12/21/2000	4 No. 162
PEOPLE v. HENRY Court of Appeals of New York Constitutional Law, Criminal Law & Procedure Defendant was not denied meaningful representation when his attorney called an alibi witness who failed to account for defendant's whereabouts on the...	12/21/2000	2 No. 158
PEOPLE v. HILTON Court of Appeals of New York Criminal Law & Procedure Prosecution is not collaterally estopped from prosecuting defendant for sexual abuse in the first degree following a probation revocation hearing that...	12/21/2000	2 No. 157
IN RE: FEATHERSTONE v. FRANCO Court of Appeals of New York Administrative Law, Landlord Tenant Law New York City Housing Authority did not abuse it's discretion by terminating petitioner's public housing tenancy where record demonstrated that...	12/21/2000	1 No. 155
CAMMON v. CITY OF NEW YORK Court of Appeals of New York Admiralty, Civil Procedure, Labor & Employment Law Federal maritime law does not preempt New York Labor Law 200, 240(1) and 241(6) since local regulations governing liability of landowners and...	12/21/2000	1 No. 126
IN RE: NEW YORK STATE ASS'N OF CRIMINAL DEFENSE LAWYERS Court of Appeals of New York Civil Procedure Rule of Necessity requires that three Court of Appeals judges named as parties to article 78 proceeding not automatically be disqualified merely...	12/21/2000	Mo. No. 1226
PEOPLE v. RODRIGUEZ Court of Appeals of New York Constitutional Law, Criminal Law & Procedure The trial court is not required to consider pro se speedy trial motions of defendant represented by counsel. A court-ordered lineup without...	12/19/2000	1 No. 150
PEOPLE v. HILLS Court of Appeals of New York Criminal Law & Procedure, Evidence While the extent of damage necessary to sustain a conviction for fourth degree criminal mischief under Penal law 145.00[1] is slight, some amount of...	12/19/2000	Co. Ct. No. 160
PEOPLE v. WYNTER Court of Appeals of New York Civil Procedure, Criminal Law & Procedure A prospective juror is disqualified by reason of prior service when he appeared for jury service within the previous four years but never sat as a...	12/19/2000	2 No. 161
PEOPLE v. EDWARDS Court of Appeals of New York Criminal Law & Procedure, Evidence An ex parte Darden hearing is a requirement, rather than a matter of discretion, to establish probable cause when arresting a defendant using a...	12/19/2000	1 No. 163

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