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Monthly Archives: June 2012
The Issue of Appealability: An Order Modifying The Conditions Of A Sentence Is Not Appealable.
People v. Pagan 2012 NY SLip Op 04278 Decided June 5, 2012 New York Court of Appeals Issue: Whether a defendant can appeal from an order modifying the conditions of a sentence of probation. The issue addressed by the … Continue reading
Posted in Appealability
Tagged appealability, appeals court, criminal appeals, jurisdiction of appeals court, new york
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Whether A Parent Can, As A Matter Of Law, Kidnap Their Own Child
People v. Leonard 2012 NY Slip Op 04206 New York Court of Appeals Decided May 31, 2012 Issue: whether it is possible for a parent who has custodial rights to a child to be guilty of kidnapping that child. Holding: The … Continue reading
Posted in Family Law, Kidnapping
Tagged appeals attorney, attorney, custody, family law, kidnapping
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