Police departments must disclose unsubstantiated complaints, New York Court of Appeals rules
Those New York records can only be withheld if they’re determined to be an invasion of the officer’s personal privacy that can't be redacted.
Panel of Court of Appeals Observers Weigh in on Discrimination Claims, Click-Wrap Assent, and Weinstein
Harris Beach Murtha partner Lisa LeCours, a retired chief clerk and legal counsel to the Court of Appeals, was one of three panelists at a CLE event by the Albany County Bar Association, touched on key decisions by the top court involving human rights,
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Cuomo’s Chances for Mayor Depend on Voters’ Memories of Why the Ex-Governor Was Forced From Office
New York’s highest court just ruled that the state's ethics commission can proceed with its investigation of a $5.1 million book deal
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New York appeals court upholds constitutionality of state ethics and lobbying commission
The New York Court of Appeals, the state’s highest court, upheld the constitutionality of the state’s Commission on Ethics and Lobbying in Government on Tuesday, in an action brought by former governor Andrew Cuomo, whom the commission is investigating.
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New York Court of Appeals Upholds Adult Home Admission Regulations
In Oceanview Home for Adults, Inc. v. Zucker, the New York Court of Appeals held that these regulations do not facially discriminate against persons with disabilities. In 1999, the United State ...