Court Finds Three-Week Delay Between Issuance and Execution of Arrest Warrant Unreasonable

Prior adverse credibility finding not grounds for rejecting newly submitted evidence

Plaintiffs were not required to produce the testimony of their former neighbors to prove a binding consentable line by recognition and acquiescence as the evidence of record clearly established that the former neighbors acquiesced to three spruce trees as the boundary line between the two properties. The court granted plaintiffs relief in this action to quiet title.

Court denied preliminary objections to a plaintiff's tort complaint arising out of defendant city's refusal to pay plaintiff as a surviving spouse under her ex-husband's pension plan. The court denied the objections finding that while the current police pension plan provided that the benefits should be paid towards a surviving spouse, the plan that was approved by the city and implemented for more than twenty years allowed plaintiff to be paid pursuant to a Domestic Relations Order which was in effect as a result of a divorce settleme

FOIA IRS Claim Denied for Failure to Exhaust All Remedies

Dismissal Granted where Complaint Lacked Evidentiary Sufficiency

Court Finds Attorneys Lack Standing in Suit Against State Bar Association

Court Denies Challenge to Speedy Trial Rule Upon the People's Showing of Due Diligence

Housing Code Violation Not Void for Vagueness

EPA's Designation of Long Island Sound Site for Dredge Spoils Satisfies CZMA