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The police officer’s conduct was not only different from previous case in a legally significant way, but had a far more threatening purpose.

At some point in September, a police officer had an argument with a man with regards to the servicing of the officer’s beeper. The two had a verbal argument inside the man’s store and the man told the officer to leave. According to the man, he did not strike or…

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The Court thus conclude that the counts of the indictment alleging assault in the second degree and menacing in the second degree are not duplicitous, and should be reinstated.

One evening, the complainant was working in a grocery store when he became involved in a dispute with his employer, one of the respondents, over the payment of back wages. After all of the customers had left the store, manager instructed another employee, to lock the door. Respondents then allegedly…

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Family Court acquired personal jurisdiction over the appellant

On March 4, 2009, a woman and her sons (hereinafter collectively the respondents) filed three separate family offense petitions seeking the entry of orders of protection in favor of them and against the appellant, the woman’s mother and her sons’ grandmother. The alleged family offenses included assault, harassment, and menacing.…

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Civil action results

A Nassau Criminal Lawyer said that, respondent has been charged with assault in the third degree. This criminal prosecution is pending in the District Court, Nassau County. The complaining witness has commenced a civil action against the County of Nassau alleging, inter alia, that respondent’s alleged assault on her was…

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Assault Charges Arise from Terrible Taxi Accident

Defendant is charged with one count of Criminally Negligent Homicide, three counts of Assault in the Second Degree and two counts of Offering a False Instrument for Filing in the First Degree. The charges arise from an accident in a taxicab driven by the Defendant on West Street in the…

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Plaintiff Requests Anonymity in Sex Crimes Case

Plaintiff alleges that on October 10, 2007 at the nightclub “Tenjune,” in the Meatpacking District of New York City, defendant, an NBA basketball player “grabbed the plaintiff’s buttocks and `crotch’ area on multiple occasions without her permission and consent.” A New York Criminal Lawyer said that, plaintiff, now moves by…

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