Court of Appeals of New York - February 2009 Opinion Summaries
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Fasso v. DoerrCourt of Appeals of New York
Injury & Tort Law, Insurance LawIn a medical malpractice action, the dismissal of Intervenor-Insurer's equitable subrogation claim is reversed, where there was insurance coverage... |
02/24/2009 | 21 |
Criscolo v. VagianelisCourt of Appeals of New York
Administrative Law, Government LawIn an Article 78 challenge to Department of Correctional Services rules requiring certain DOCS employees to conduct Title III administrative hearings,... |
02/24/2009 | 20 |
People v. QuinonesCourt of Appeals of New York
Criminal Law & Procedure, SentencingDefendant's burglary sentence was affirmed, where New York's discretionary persistent offender sentencing laws did not violate Apprendi because they... |
02/24/2009 | 14 |
People v. HotiCourt of Appeals of New York
Criminal Law & Procedure, SentencingOrder affirmed where a mandatory surcharge, crime victim assistance fee and DNA databank fee are not components of a defendant's sentence, thus the... |
02/19/2009 | ssm4ent09 |
People v. FuretCourt of Appeals of New York
Criminal Law & Procedure, SentencingOrder affirmed where a mandatory surcharge, crime victim assistance fee and DNA databank fee need not be pronounced by the court at sentencing, and... |
02/19/2009 | ssm43ent09 |
People v. HarrisCourt of Appeals of New York
Criminal Law & Procedure, SentencingOrder affirmed where a mandatory surcharge, crime victim assistance fee and DNA databank fee are not components of a defendant's sentence. |
02/19/2009 | ssm42ent09 |
People v. WashingtonCourt of Appeals of New York
Criminal Law & Procedure, SentencingOrder affirmed where a mandatory surcharge, crime victim assistance fee and DNA databank fee are not components of a defendant's sentence. |
02/19/2009 | ssm41ent09 |
People v. MoyeCourt of Appeals of New York
Criminal Law & Procedure, Ethics & Professional ResponsibilityOrder affirmed where: 1) an attorney may not make himself an unsworn witness by supporting his case by his own or anyone else's veracity and position;... |
02/19/2009 | 24mem09 |
In the Matter of Jason B. v. NovelloCourt of Appeals of New York
Administrative Law, Civil Procedure, Government Benefits, Health LawIn a suit to retain benefits as a developmentally disabled individual, judgment for plaintiff is reversed where an eligibility determination was not... |
02/19/2009 | 15opn09 |
County of Erie v. State of New York Public Employment Relations Bd.Court of Appeals of New York
Government Law, Labor & Employment LawPetition for review of a determination that petitioners improperly transferred exclusive bargaining unit work to non-unit employees is granted where,... |
02/19/2009 | 13opn09 |
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