The defendant in this case has been charged with criminal possession of a controlled substance in the 7th degree. This violates Penal Law section 220.03. The defendant has also been charged with endangering the welfare of a child. The defendant has moved for an order to dismiss the information as…
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New York Court Rules that Defendant Has Satisfied Prior Judgment
This case is being heard in the Family Court of New York in Kings County. The issue before the court is whether the help of the court is still required. The respondent mother has moved to dismiss the petitions. This motion is supported by the attorney for the children. Case…
Judgment of the Supreme Court Convicting the Accused is Reversed
Judgment of the Supreme Court convicting the accused, following a jury trial, of manslaughter and sentencing him to an indeterminate term of imprisonment of from six to eighteen years, is reversed on the law and the matter remanded for a new trial. The accused was indicted for murder in the…
NY Court Determines if Parent is Guilty for Alleged Maltreatment of Child
The determination as to whether a parent is brought to court for maltreatment of a child is made by the New York State Office of Children and Family Services. When a complaint of child abuse is brought to them, it is their job to investigate the compliant thoroughly and to…
NY Court Determines if Mother is Guilty of Child Neglect
On January 2, 2008, an eight year old girl became defiant with her mother. They lived in New York. The child became physically aggressive and threw objects in the room and then went to her room and slammed the door. Her mother followed her into her room and took one…
New York Court Finds Parents Guilty of Child Abuse
Dealing with child abuse situations is difficult, especially when the officers of the court are parents themselves. Understanding why families can be torn apart by this type of violence is often impossible to comprehend. Police officers and prosecutors can become caught up in the emotion of the incident and fail…
NY Court Asked to Determine Necessity for Release of Confidential Documents
The Kings County Court on July 22, 1958, was called upon to evaluate two separate cases that involved requests for specific information from protected patient records in a hospital. The court was asked to determine if the cases warranted the release of the medical records, or if the cases were…
New York Court Discusses Waiver of Doctor Patient Privledge
In 1958, a man was involved in a vicious fight with another man. It ended with the assailant pummeling the second man to the point where he was hospitalized. Some days following his admittance into the hospital, the man victim died. The assailant was charged with homicide for the death…
The Administration for Child Services Seeks to Punish Mother for Marijuana Use
The use of marijuana has become more mainstream over the years as the children of the 1960’s have grown up and had children of their own. The easy availability of the drug and relatively few side effects have made it a popular drug of choice even though it is illegal.…
White Collar Crime and Identity Theft Are a Huge Problem
White collar crime and identity theft are such a huge problem in the United States that most people have become accustomed to taking basic precautions to protect their identities. However, often even the best precautions are not enough. Human error can play a role in the equation as well. Everyone…