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Articles Posted in Grand Larceny

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CPLR 1311

This is an action for a forfeiture claim. In essence, plaintiff alleges that the non criminal defendants are dentists who billed the state program for unauthorized dental services provided by the criminal defendant and companies he is alleged to have controlled. A Queens County Criminal attorney said that the forfeiture…

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The issue in this case is whether the court erred in convicting appellants of conspiracy in the second degree.

A Bronx Grand Larceny Lawyer said that, defendants-appellants, members of the New York City Police Force, were indicted, together with another, for the crime of conspiracy in the second degree, (Penal Law 105.10) grand larceny in the first degree (extortion), bribe receiving, receiving reward for official misconduct and official misconduct.…

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While the delay here was unusually long, appellant has not established prejudice based upon a deprivation of his liberty

In this criminal case, appellant, who was 15 years old at the time of the offense, was charged, along with three other youths, with acts which, if committed by an adult, would constitute robbery in the second and third degrees, attempted robbery in the second degree, assault in the second…

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The statutory scheme is designed to prevent the prosecution from obtaining an eavesdropping warrant

A Bronx Criminal Lawyer said that, in a motion dated July 30, 1980, which was subsequently joined by defendants’ moves for various reliefs including dismissal of the indictment and suppression of various evidences. The only applications contained in this motion which survive defendants’ recent pleas of guilty are the motions…

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Petitioner’s competence as a nursing home operator does not preclude the board from exercising its responsibility to punish clear misconduct

In this criminal action, a proceeding pursuant to CPLR article 78 was filed to review a determination of the Board of Examiners of Nursing Home Administrators which suspended petitioner’s license as a nursing home administrator. As a result of a nursing home criminal investigation, petitioner, a nursing home administrator for…

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