The family of a student allegedly abused at Northwood Elementary School in the Hilton Central School District has filed a notice of claim with the school district. The defendants listed in the notice include the Hilton Central School District, the ...
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A state appeals court has refused to dismiss a lawsuit filed by a woman who was injured in a state park. In May 2020, the state Court of Claims denied a motion filed by attorneys representing the state of New ...
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A state appeals court has vacated a sentence and changed a protection order in an arson and family offense case. Defendant Jadie M. Davis pleaded guilty in August 2016 Monroe County Court to second-degree arson and two counts of aggravated ...
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A federal judge has denied a motion to dismiss a lawsuit filed against Rochester Police Department officers who fatally shot a dog after entering a fenced-in yard unannounced. The complaint was filed in August by plaintiff Marianne Anniszkiewicz against officer ...
Tagged with: Marianne Anniszkiewicz U.S. District Court Judge Frank P. Geraci Jr.
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Volunteer Legal Services Project of Monroe County Inc. has changed its name to JustCause. The re-branding is a reflection of the 40-year-old agency’s permanent status in the community, instead of a name that might suggest a limited-time initiative. “We’ve grown ...
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Every year, the American Bar Association (ABA) selects a theme for events marking Law Day, on May 1, to celebrate the role of law in society and to cultivate a deeper understanding of the legal profession. As a result of ...
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Rochester attorney Charles Inclima is the recipient of the Monroe County Bar Association’s Adolph J. Rodenbeck Award for 2021. “I am both humbled and honored to receive it,” said Inclima, who specializes in matrimonial and family law. The award “recognizes ...
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To Lawrence Kasperek, there’s no more lonely experience than rising in defense of your client in a packed courtroom. But being a criminal defense lawyer is all he’s ever wanted to do. And now, because of his dedication to the ...
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A Penfield town justice has refused to consider a motion from a defendant seeking a new trial and making other claims because the man has been a fugitive in another state for three years. Justice James P. Mulley Jr. decided ...
Tagged with: james p. mulley Justin Zapka Penfield Town Justice James P. Mulley Jr.
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The New York State Commission on Judicial Conduct has announced the resignation of at least seven judges across the state so far this year. In addition, the Commission announced that two judges have been admonished. The judges who resigned agreed ...
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A federal judge has denied a request for compassionate release from prison from an inmate who was convicted of possession of child pornography. Defendant Anthony C. Howe Sr. previously filed a two-paragraph motion seeking release. U.S. District Court Judge David ...
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A Clinton County judge has vacated a guilty plea in a robbery case because of Brady violations by the prosecution. In May 2017, defendant Rudolph Franklin was indicted on charges of second-degree robbery, second-degree criminal use of a firearm, and ...
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