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IN RE: NE YORK CIVIL LIBERTIES UNION v. CITY OF SCHENECTADY Court of Appeals of New York Civil Rights, Criminal Law & Procedure Incident reports prepared by police officers pertaining to the use of force are subject to production pursuant to a Freedom of Information Law request...	06/29/2004	95
ANONYMOUS v. BUREAU OF MED. CONDUCT Court of Appeals of New York Administrative Law, Health Law Where Bureau proceedings against physicians are determined in the physician's favor, the requirement of confidentiality continues to exist even after...	06/29/2004	96
FRANKEL v. FRANKEL Court of Appeals of New York Attorney's Fees, Family Law Lawyers who represent non-monied spouses may seek attorney's fees from the monied spouse in a divorce action even when they have been discharged by...	06/29/2004	100
PEOPLE v. PROVIDENCE Court of Appeals of New York Criminal Law & Procedure Defendant effectively waived his right to counsel because there was sufficient searching inquiry by the court to insure that defendant's request to...	06/29/2004	102
PEOPLE v. LAVALLE Court of Appeals of New York Criminal Law & Procedure, Sentencing Court affirmed defendant's conviction, but vacated his death sentence because the jury deadlock instruction given was unconstitutional under Article...	06/24/2004	71
HOLTERMAN v. HOLTERMAN Court of Appeals of New York Family Law The supreme court did not err in declining to adjust defendant's child support obligation to account for the distributive award payments he was...	06/10/2004	73
BRILL v. CITY OF NEW YORK Court of Appeals of New York Civil Procedure Court found defendants' summary judgment motion untimely, and chastised the defense for its attempt to save the motion under the statutory "good...	06/10/2004	83
POEPLE v. CUNNINGHAM Court of Appeals of New York Criminal Law & Procedure Defendant was convicted of forgery in the second degree for signing his own name to a corporate check, in excess of his authority. Defendant's conduct...	06/10/2004	86
POEPLE v. KONIECZNY Court of Appeals of New York Criminal Law & Procedure Defendant, charged with criminal contempt for violating and order of protection in a bad check case argued the order of protection was invalid because...	06/10/2004	87
BELMONTE v. SNASHALL Court of Appeals of New York Labor & Employment Law, Workers' Compensation The term "board certified" as used in Workers' Compensation Law section 137 (3) means certification by a medical specialty board, not certification by...	06/10/2004	89

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