In habeas corpus proceedings and other proceedings brought in the name and on behalf of the People of the State of New York, the caption should begin with the words "The People of the State of New York ex rel." Pinpoint citations should . The Twentieth Edition of The Bluebook: A Uniform System of Citation. . In Court of Appeals summaries, use the past perfect tense to describe the disposition of a court/administrative body that occurred prior to the disposition that is being appealed to the Court of Appeals. . Legalisms are also discouraged. Some examples are: In a footnote containing only a citation, use the parenthetical citation style, but omit the opening and closing parentheses and change the internal brackets to parentheses. C. Sample Forms of Summaries: Appellate Division. Permission of Associate Judge of Court of Appeals. . HTML) that does not contain fixed reference points, but may be included if the source is in a format (e.g. Use the Citation Services to find the approved "cite-as" case names for citing New York . On the appellate level, parties are referred to according to their status on appeal, e.g. Cases or Court Decisions include the following information: title or name of the case (e.g., Brown v.Board of Education);; citation, usually to a volume and page of the reporter where published. There is no space between adjacent single-letter abbreviations used in either case names or titles of actions and proceedings. . Use terminology that places the person before the disability (e.g. GENERAL PRINCIPLES. 4. Reargument of a decision of the Appellate Division of the Supreme Court in the Third Judicial Department, dated May 22, 2002. Legal & News; Types of law; . Unless it is the first word of a sentence, do not capitalize the word "the," even if it is part of the name of an entity: Quotations should be verbatim as to word style, citation style and punctuation. The two major instances in which a parallel citation may be needed are: 1. North Dakota Supreme Court: 6922 II), (NY St Off of Children & Family Servs Admin Directive 11-OCFS-ADM-01). I anticipate that this aspect of the Style Manual will only continue to develop. . Appellate Division and Appellate Term Cases and Direct Appeals to the Court of Appeals: "[First sentence. Add pinpoint citations, if any, after the precise identifier. Div. Ordinarily, spell out numbers that begin a sentence (e.g. . The judgment dismissed the action. Appeal from a judgment of the Criminal Court of the City of New York, New York County (Neil E. Ross, J., on dismissal motion; A. Kirke Bartley, Jr., J., at trial and sentencing), rendered August 2, 2000. United States Supreme Court Reports Lawyers' Edition (L . Internet material is cited as indicated in section 2.4 (a) (3) and section 7.1 (d). People v. Anderson, 493 P.2d 880, 881 (Cal. NY Model Colloquies, Bail Admonitions provides . However, when the source document in which a quotation is found uses a different style of emphasis (e.g. Education Law 2518 (1) (former [a]) provided . Defendants, Appellants), only the name of the first named party of that status should appear in the title followed by "et al." (New York State Law Reporting Bureau, http://www.nycourts.gov/reporter/ [accessed Oct. 24, 2011]), (Internal Revenue Service, http://www.irs.gov/ [accessed Oct. 24, 2011]), (Office for People with Developmental Disabilities, Information for Individuals and Families, http://www.opwdd.ny.gov/hp_individuals.jsp [last updated Mar. As explained in Brett S. Ward, Practice Insights (NY CLS, Book 44, Family Ct Act 1051, 2008 Cum Supp at 224) . To shorten a name, do not use quotation marks within parentheses, e.g. Appendix 2 (D) contains a list of jurisdictions that have adopted a public domain citation. 4th. Appeal from an amended judgment of the Justice Court of the Village of Red Hook, Dutchess County (Richard D. Griffiths, J. . The Appellate Division (1) reversed, on the law, an order of the Supreme Court, New York County (Rena K. Uviller, J. Instead you might: This section is based upon New York State Judicial Committee on Women in the Courts. Example: Mercy Hospital and Medical Center v. 2004]), (1813 Rev L of NY, 36th Session, ch IV, VI [1 Van Ness and Woodworth rev at 326]), (McKinney's Uncons Laws of NY 6266 [3] [Urban Development Corporation Act (UDCA) 16 (3), as added by L 1968, ch 174, 1, as amended]), (Emergency Tenant Protection Act of 1974 [ETPA] 5 [McKinney's Uncons Laws of NY 8625 (L 1974, ch 576, sec 4, 5, as amended)]), Abandoned Property Law 103 (a) (as amended by L 1944, ch 498), Nassau County Administrative Code 5-14.0 (L 1939, chs 272, 701-709, as amended), McKinney's Unconsolidated Laws of NY 8605 (Local Emergency Housing Rent Control Act 5, as added by L 1962, ch 21, 1, as amended), Consolidated Laws Service Unconsolidated Laws of NY chapter 249-A, 1 (5) (Local Emergency Housing Rent Control Act 5, as added by L 1962, ch 21, 1, as amended), Emergency Tenant Protection Act of 1974 (ETPA) 5 (McKinney's Uncons Laws of NY 8625 [L 1974, ch 576, sec 4, 5, as amended]), Urban Development Corporation Act (UDCA) (L 1968, ch 174, 1, as amended) 31-a (McKinney's Uncons Laws of NY 6281-a), McKinney's Unconsolidated Laws of NY 6266 (3) (Urban Development Corporation Act [UDCA] 16 [3], as added by L 1968, ch 174, 1, as amended), (Model Penal Code 210.2 [Proposed Official Draft 1962]), (Uniform Adoption Act [1994] 1-101, 9 ULA [part 1A] 20 [1999]), (Uniform Parentage Act [2000] 101, ULA Parentage 101 [2008]) [Note: online version], (Proposed NY Code of Evidence 506 [a] [1982]). . The use of small capitals in the text of opinions and footnotes has been eliminated (13.5). . The orders denied nonparty tenant's motion to vacate a default judgment in a nonpayment summary proceeding. "The victim was uncertain whether the gunman used an 8-, 10-, or 20-shot handgun"). . Find the Official Reports "cite-as" case name for United States Supreme Court decisions with the Case Citation Finder available An Appellate Division may make decisions of law and fact with respect to its power to hear first appeals from state trial courts, including the Supreme Court and County Courts. 12. . manuals, handbooks, guidelines and reports, citation of. Rich, Practice Commentaries, McKinney's Cons Laws of NY, 2011 Electronic Update, Limited Liability Company Law at part 3.8), (Patrick M. Connors, 2013 Practice Commentaries, McKinney's Cons Laws of NY, Book 7B, CPLR 3012-b, 2014 Pocket Part at 18). . ), dated December 20, 1999, (2) an order of that court (George Young, J.; op 183 Misc 2d 294 [1999]), entered December 27, 1999, and (3) an order of that court (Norman Ryp, J. If a party is sued or suing in a representative or official capacity, that capacity should be set forth in the title. Cal. Cite to either (but not both) Westlaw or Lexis, or by case number as established by local usage. David D. Siegel, Practice Commentaries (McKinney's Cons Laws of NY, Book 7B, CPLR C3219:1) explains . model codes, proposed codes and uniform laws. PDF; WHAT AND WHY? However, there is one exception to using parallel citations: when a case . Appeal, by permission of the Appellate Term of the Supreme Court in the First Judicial Department, from an order of that court, entered December 28, 2007. This guide is a starting point for Business Law resources. next word). Proceedings Commenced in the Appellate Division. Among other things, we now know how to cite materials such as e-books. The Appellate Division (1) reversed, on the law, a judgment of the Tompkins County Court (M. John Sherman, J. New . For example: (11 Advisory Comm on Jud Ethics Op 91-68 [1991]), (Advisory Comm on Jud Ethics Op 06-82 [2006]) [Note: online opinions], (NY St Ethics Commn Advisory Op 94-21 [1994]), (NY St Bar Assn Comm on Prof Ethics Op 656 [1993]), (Bar Assn of Nassau County Comm on Prof Ethics Op 2-89 [1989]), (ABA Comm on Ethics and Prof Responsibility Formal Op 342 [1975]), (NY City Bar Assn Comm on Prof Ethics Formal Op 2011-2 [2011]), (AMA Code of Med Ethics, Ops on Prac Matters E-8.081), (2005 Ann Rep of NY Commn on Jud Conduct at 155), (53 Rec of Assn of Bar of City of NY at 450 [1998]). North Carolina : North Carolina Supreme Court: N.C. North Carolina Court of Appeals: 13,787]) [Note: decisions in volumes 1-49], (51 Ed Dept Rep, Decision No. Subdivision (1) (a) of Town Law 199 provides . the City of New York, Queens County; District Court of Nassau County, First District; Justice Court of the Town (Village) of Colonie, Albany County. . Verify the accuracy of the information in a summary against the record and/or opinion. The Justice reasoned . Bluebook help; Current State Court Abbreviations; Bluebook help. Probably the most notable change reflected in the new Style Manual is the continuing movement toward the use of electronic sources. In an appellate action or proceeding title, omit captions of adjunct actions or proceedings (e.g. When using numbers to identify items in a list that is interwoven in a sentence, place the numbers within parentheses. The Official Compilation of Codes, Rules and Regulations of the State of New York is cited within parentheses as follows: When cited in running text, interior brackets are changed to parentheses as follows: To incorporate the name of a specific agency in the citation, see section 4.1 (b) (10). See the word list at Appendix 5. In either event, use the abbreviations listed in Appendix 1. In this format, citations in footnotes, if any, are styled as provided in section 1.2 (d). | 3d Dept | 4th Dept. North Carolina Supreme Court: N.C. North Carolina Court of Appeals: N.C. Ct. App. The order granted respondent's motion to dismiss the petition in a holdover summary proceeding and denied petitioner's cross motion for summary judgment. Also keep in mind that questions are not related to each other unless otherwise noted. ), battered syndrome or battered person syndrome, for the sake of argument; hypothetically; assuming, from a contract; contractual; in contract, completely; in all; totally; on the whole, APPELLATE HISTORY AND OTHER ABBREVIATIONS USED IN CITATIONS, STYLE AND ABBREVIATION OF PARTICULAR STATUTES, TITLES IN VARIOUS ACTIONS AND PROCEEDINGS, WITH CASE NAMES, CITATIONAL FOOTNOTE STYLE (MODEL OPINION), FORMULATION OF SUMMARIES (APPEAL STATEMENTS), Publication, Publishing, Publisher, Published, Sociedad Annima, Societ in accomandita per azioni, Socit Anonyme, Jones and Spencer's Superior Court Reports, New York Civil Procedure Reports, New Series, New York Code of Procedure Reports, New Series, New York State Department of Education Reports, 36 Ed Dept Rep 508 [Decision No. ), entered June 9, 2000 in an action to recover damages for medical malpractice. from the source if required for the sense or grammar of the quoted sentence. The general rules of parenthetical and running text citation should be observed when referring to out-of-state statutes. . 9 AM to 5 PM. "at," use in citation to particular page. A citation to a case in a regional reporter has the following six elements: Name of the case (underlined or italicized and abbreviated according to Rule 10.2) Volume of the reporter. 106-45, 1999 WL 33292734, 1999 UST LEXIS 175 [Montreal Convention]), (Convention on the Recognition and Enforcement of Foreign Arbitral Awards, art II, 2, reprinted following 9 USCA 201), Bermuda Multilateral Telecommunications Agreement (60 US Stat 1636, TIAS No. Use the abbreviations listed in Appendix 4 as applicable. Appeal from judgments of the Justice Court of the Village of Wesley Hills, Rockland County (P. Schnelwar, J. . However, in a criminal action with multiple defendants, up to five defendants may be listed in the title followed by an "et al." Bluebook Quick Reference: Abbreviations and How-tos. ). The following examples illustrate the use of introductory signals: Do not italicize a signal word that serves as a verb of a sentence: For a discussion of Executive Law 63 (2), see. For California Court of Appeals cases, use Cal. Avoid language that implies that a person as a whole is disabled (e.g. All exceptions to the Bluebook guidelines are listed below. See section 13.7. General Rules for Formulating Summaries. If the particular document or page referenced cannot be directly accessed using the URL, add the necessary navigation instructions to the citation. Appeal (transferred to the Appellate Division of the Supreme Court in the Third Judicial Department, by order of the Appellate Division, First Department) from a judgment of the Supreme Court, Bronx County (Norma Ruiz, J. The following question was certified by the Appellate Division: "Was the order of this Court, which modified the order of the Supreme Court, properly made? Paragraph (a) of Town Law 199 (1) provides . The amended judgment convicted defendant, upon his plea of guilty, of criminal contempt in the second degree and resentenced him to a three-year term of probation. . The Appellate Division [affirmed, reversed, etc.] Do not include optional information in references to previously cited authority. Penal Law 125.25 (1) (a) and (b) provide . The Reference Desk is in the Atrium of the Williams Library on the main floor. Rule 10.2 applies to both case names in textual sentences and citations and is divided into two sub-rules, designated rules 10.2.1 and 10.2.2. Opinions published in the online version of the New York Law Journal are cited as indicated in section 2.2 (b) (3). Republic National Bank, Appellant, v Sylvia Greenwald et al., Defendants, and Public Equities Corp. et al., Respondents. The judgment convicted defendant, upon a jury verdict, of aggravated unlicensed operation of a motor vehicle in the second degree. ), rendered June 24, 1999. B. Citation sentence: N.M. Const. Official New York Case Name and Citation Locator. Proceeding, pursuant to NY Constitution, article VI, 22 and Judiciary Law 44, to review a determination of respondent State Commission on Judicial Conduct, dated August 7, 1998. McKinney's Consolidated Laws of NY, Book 1, Statutes 51 provides . Commercial statutory compilations often provide commentaries, statutory histories, reviser's notes, etc., following a statute or in an appendix. To reference previously cited authority use a short-form reference or ", Subsequent references to a case in running text or within parentheses may use a shortened case name. If the statute does not use any such terminology, use "subdivision," "paragraph," "subparagraph," "clause" in descending order. APPENDIX 3 APPELLATE HISTORY AND OTHER ABBREVIATIONS USED IN CITATIONS Although each is a "Respondent," their statuses are different (the first being Respondents in an Appellant/Respondent context, the second a Respondent in the Petitioner/Respondent context) and accordingly they are not combined in the title.]. Bluebook Citation. . . For example: The court reviews "whether counsel's performance 'viewed in totality' amounts to 'meaningful representation' " (, Alternatively, a quotation from language already containing quotations may be quoted in the following manner: The court reviews "whether counsel's performance viewed in totality amounts to meaningful representation" (. 39 [9 NYCRR 5.39]), (NY Senate Debate on Senate Bill S2850, Mar. The following samples cover basic citation format for secondary sources. Reference to specific types of firearms should appear in the form that follows: Reference to sex offender risk levels, prison disciplinary hearings, attorney disciplinary charges and state retirement tiers should appear as follows: tier 3 [Note: New York State retirement level]. Either the full name or the abbreviated name may be used in running text. Real Property Actions and Proceedings Law 1361, Soil and Water Conservation Districts Law __, State Printing and Public Documents Law __. Bill is no stranger to the Law Reporting Bureauhaving started his career there in 1981and I know he will continue the great tradition of providing impeccable service for the entire Unified Court System. The Advisory Committee Notes following CPLR 105 (reprinted in NY CLS, Book 4A at 48 [1999 ed]) provide background . . Appellate motion decisions published online but not in the print Official Reports are cited as indicated in section 2.2 (b) (2). Otherwise, use only a period. The reporters in a Supreme Court case should be in this order: US, S Ct, L Ed (Manual Rule 1:9.2). 8. . Fractions standing alone should be spelled out as follows: Fractions accompanied by whole numbers should appear in numerical form as follows: Retain roman numerals that are used in articles of federal and state constitutions and statutes, proper names, names of events and otherwise in accordance with standard authorities. Subdivision (1) of section 199 of the Town Law provides . Both "Note" or "Comment" and the author's name are used in a law review citation, as follows: (Arthur Karger, Powers of the New York Court of Appeals 9:5 at 313 [3d ed rev 2005]), (Prosser & Keeton, Torts 44 at 309-310 [5th ed 1984]), (Jerome Prince, Richardson on Evidence 8-254, (2 Dan B. Dobbs et al., Torts 359 at 436-437 [2d ed 2011]), (11 Richard A. Lord, Williston on Contracts 32:6 at 432 [4th ed 1990]), (8 Warren's Weed, New York Real Property 92.16 [5th ed 2004]), (8-92 Warren's Weed, New York Real Property 92.16 [2006]) [Note: online treatise], (3 Warren's Negligence in New York Courts 80.01 [2] at 80-5 [2d ed 2005]), (3-80 Warren's Negligence in New York Courts 80.01 [2] [2005]) [Note: online treatise], (11 Warren's Heaton, Surrogate's Court Practice 194.01 [5] at 194-14 [7th ed 2006]), (11-194 Warren's Heaton, Surrogate's Court Practice 194.01 [5] [2006]) [Note: online treatise], (3A Doris Jonas Freed et al., Law and the Family New York 11:11 at 98 [2d ed rev 1993]), (1 Robert F. Dolan, Rasch's Landlord and TenantSummary Proceedings 1:14 at 88 [4th ed 1998]), (4 James J. Following the reversal by the Court of Appeals upon the original appeal (20 NY3d 1035 [2013]), the Court of Appeals granted motions for reargument (21 NY3d 995, 998 [2013]). . . ), which granted defendant's motion to dismiss the complaint pursuant to CPLR 3211 (a) (2). These opinions are collected in series of books called reporters. Federal Public Laws or United States Statutes at Large may be cited to refer to an enactment not contained in the United States Code or to indicate the addition, amendment, renumbering or repeal of a law contained in the United States Code. ; The Whitepages section: citation rules for legal academic publications, including law journal articles. Include other punctuation (comma, semicolon, etc.) Learn. Guidance is now included for formatting data tables incorporated in decisions (13.3) and using supra and infra to cross-reference footnotes and sections of an opinion (12.6). ), "Where New York authorities are cited in any paper, New York Official Law Report citations must be included." Subsequent references to cases and statutes may be shortened as follows: Subsequent references to periodicals, treatises and similar works may be shortened by omitting the author's name or the title, in whole or in part, as follows: (Harper Lee, To Kill a Mockingbird 49-50 [1982]) [Initial], (David H. Kaye et al., The New Wigmore: Expert Evidence 4.5 at 148 [2004]) [Initial], When a subsequent reference is made to an immediately preceding authority, ", Where parallel citations are provided in the first reference, subsequent references that include a pinpoint page should supply the pinpoint page for each parallel citation. Certain courts provide jurisdictional statements that resemble summaries. A revised rule (2.1 [a] [1]) provides guidance for citing companion cases and new samples illustrate the format when a "citing" or "quoting" reference is included in a citation. When emphasis in the source document is retained in a quotation and the author wishes to add further emphasis, use italics and add a parenthetical, such as: (additional emphasis added). Cal. The order denied defendant's motion, pursuant to CPL 440.10, to vacate the judgment of conviction, without a hearing. Appellant and Respondent. If an Internet document or page is no longer available at the original URL, but has been preserved through caching, cite as follows: (Regents Proposal on State Aid to School Districts for 2004-05 at 48, cached at http://www.nycourts.gov/reporter/webdocs/Regents_Item.htm, formerly available at http://emsc32.nysed.gov/stateaidworkgroup/2004-05%20RSAP/RSAP0405.htm). In appellate titles, nonappealing parties who do not participate in the appeal as appellants or respondents are not named unless they are the first listed party (Plaintiff/Defendant or Petitioner/Respondent), e.g. Appeal, by permission of the Appellate Term of the Supreme Court in the Second Judicial Department, Second, Eleventh and Thirteenth Judicial Districts, from an order of the Civil Court of the City of New York, Queens County (Jeremy S. Weinstein, J. unofficially reported New York slip opinions. Appeal from an order of the Supreme Court, Suffolk County (Elizabeth H. Emerson, J. 99-5) [Note: informal opinion], (12 Ops St Comp No. The order dated December 27, 1999 granted plaintiff's motion to impose sanctions against nonparty appellant for frivolous conduct as defense counsel. . To cite specific content, provide the name of the author, if any; a description of the content, such as a heading or document title; the publication date; the precise URL; and, in order of preference, the date that the content was last updated or accessed. Each Third Series record is hyperlinked to the full text of the decision on the Law Reporting Bureau's website. According to the Rule, citations should contain: Case name. A number of opinions not selected for full publication in the Miscellaneous Reports are published in abstract form in the printed Miscellaneous 3d Reports and in full text in the Slip Opinion Service and online Official Reports. Cite statutes referred to in a historical context as: (Court of Claims Act former 12-a, now 8). Use symbols with figures (5, $3, 10%) and words with words (nine dollars, five percent). . . Indicate an omission between quoted sentences as follows if retention of the period is desired: If the end of the preceding sentence is omitted, insert an ellipsis followed by a period (last quoted word of preceding sentence . . A 440.10 motion may be denied without a hearing when . The full names of courts ("City Court of Albany") or their parts ("Housing Part") should be capitalized. Citation to the New York State Supreme Court (Note to non-New York readers, if any: This is a trial court. New abbreviations have been added for case names, law reports, appellate history terms and statutes (Appendixes 1 - 4). and the petitioning party is referred to as Petitioner and the opposing party as Respondent. Satellite Facilities. N.Y.S. Examples have been added to the list showing the style of particular words, with a continuing modern style emphasis on reducing excessive use of hyphens and italics (Appendix 5), and recurrent style inconsistencies have been addressed by new illustrations (e.g. Cases. Appeal from (1) an order of the Civil Court of the City of New York, New York County (Rolando T. Acosta, J. ), which had granted defendants' motion for summary judgment dismissing the complaint and denied plaintiffs' cross motion to dismiss defendants' affirmative defenses and for summary judgment in plaintiffs' favor. California specific legal encyclopedia that provides case citations and cross references to other resources. The orders, upon reargument, granted defendants' motions to dismiss the informations in the interest of justice. Introduction; Purposes of Legal Citation; Types of Citation Principles; Levels of Mastery; Citation in Transition; Who Sets Citation Norms; HOW TO CITE . Use of the full names of authors is preferred, except for certain treatises noted in section 7.3 (a). Supreme Court Abbreviations State: Supreme Court Abbreviations (or court of last resort) Alabama . Court name abbreviation. 99-F3 at 1011) [Note: formal opinion], (2006 Ops Atty Gen No. 2001 Opinions of the State Comptroller No. The order, insofar as appealed from, granted (1) the motion of defendant County of Suffolk for partial summary judgment dismissing so much of the complaint, insofar as asserted against it, as sought to recover damages based upon alleged events which occurred before January 17, 1995, and (2) that branch of the cross motion of defendant Brunswick Hospital Center which was for summary judgment dismissing the complaint insofar as asserted against it. The citation is read: 410 = Volume 410 of the . (Charles M. Scanlan, The Clergyman's Hand-book of Law [Kindle ed]). Official Compilation of Codes, Rules and Regulations of State of New York. LexisNexis Academic. Environmental Conservation Law 11-0529, Local Law No. Supreme Court example: Name v. Other Name, 2001 WI 5. ), entered April 12, 2002. Advisory committee notes, statutory, 3.1 (c), "Affirmed," in case history, 2.2 (a) (5); 2.2 (a) (6); Appendix 3, Amended statutes, citation of, 3.1 (b) (3), American Law Reports (ALR) annotations, 7.5, Amicus Curiae, appearance of counsel as, 9.2, Animal breeds, capitalization of, 10.1 (o), Appellate Division, rules of, 4.1 (b) (3), Attorney disciplinary charges, numerals used, 10.2 (a) (7), Attorney General, appearance of counsel by, 9.6, Branches of government, capitalization of, 10.1 (d), Building Code, New York City, 4.1 (b) (9), Building Code, New York State, 4.1 (b) (8), Business firms, abbreviation of in case names, Appendix 1, Case law reports, abbreviation of, Appendix 2, Code of Professional Responsibility, citation of, 4.1 (b) (6), Commission and agency documents and materials, 2.4 (b), Consecutive sections of statute, 3.1 (b) (2), Consolidated statutes, forms of, Appendix 4, Court of decision, abbreviations, 2.2 (a) (7), Disabilities, describing persons with, 12.5, Distances, use of symbols for, 10.2 (b) (2), Dollar amounts, numerals used, 10.2 (a) (2), Ellipsis, omitted material in quotations, 11.1 (c), Federal cases, citation of, 2.3 (a); 2.3 (b), "Federal Government," capitalization of, 10.1, Federal Rules of Appellate Procedure, 4.2 (b) (5), Federal Rules of Bankruptcy Procedure, 4.2 (b) (4), Federal Rules of Civil Procedure, 4.2 (b) (1), Federal Rules of Criminal Procedure, 4.2 (b) (2), Given names and initials, individuals, 8.1 (d); 10.4 (b), Insurance Department Regulations, 4.1 (b) (10), Italicization, 1.4; 2.0; 7.0; 13.7; Appendix 5, Judicial history of cases (see History of cases), Jurisdiction, indication of in citations, 1.1 (a); 2.2, Latin words, italicization of, 12.3 (c); 13.7; Appendix 5, Legislation (see Session Laws and Unconsolidated Laws, Statutes), Legislative and other materials, 3.1 (f); 3.2 (c), Measurements, use of symbols for, 10.2 (b) (2), "Modified," in case history, 2.2 (a) (5); 2.2 (a) (6); Appendix 3, Multiple statutes, citation of, 3.1 (b) (2), National Reporter System (see Unofficial reports), New York Law Journal, citation to, 2.2 (b) (3), Non-attorney, appearance of counsel by, 9.3 (a); 9.3 (b), Nonstatutory material in statutory compilations, 3.1 (c), Numbered items, capitalization of, 10.1 (p), Official Compilation of Codes, Rules and Regulations of State of New York, 4.1 (a), Opposing citations, introductory signals to, 1.4, Ordinances, capitalization of, 10.1 (j) (1), Periods, use of to punctuate quotations, 11.1 (b); 11.1 (c) (2), Personnel Rules and Regulations, New York City, 4.1 (b) (1), Pinpoint page citations, 1.3; 2.2 (a) (2); 2.2 (a) (3), Pluralization of case name abbreviations, Appendix 1, Point page citations (see Pinpoint page citations), Popular names of acts and constitutional clauses, capitalization of, 10.1 (j) (2), Previously cited authority, reference to, 1.3, Prisoner disciplinary hearings, numerals used, 10.2 (a) (7), Public domain citations, 2.3 (c) (4); Appendix 2 (D), References to previously cited cases, 1.3, Regional names, capitalization of, 10.1 (n), Rent statutes and regulations, 4.1 (b) (7), Repealed New York statutes, style and abbreviation of, Appendix 4, Reporter, citing out-of-state cases by name of, 2.3 (c) (3), "Reversed," in case history, 2.2 (a) (5); 2.2 (a) (6); Appendix 3, "Reversing," in case history, 2.2 (a) (5); Appendix 3, Rules of Professional Conduct, citation of, 4.1 (b) (6), Session Laws and Unconsolidated Laws, 3.1 (d), Sex offender risk levels, numerals used, 10.2 (a) (7), "State of," inclusion in titles, 10.1 (c), String citations, 2.2 (a) (6); 3.1 (b) (2), Subsequent case history, 2.2 (a) (5); Appendix 3, Superseded New York statutes, style and abbreviation, Appendix 4, Supporting citations, introductory signals to, 1.4, Supreme Court of the United States cases, 2.3 (a), Treaties and international agreements, 6.0, Uniform Rules for New York State Trial Courts, 4.1 (b) (5), United States Supreme Court cases, 2.3 (a), Unofficial reports, citation of, 2.2 (b); 2.3; 2.4, Vendor neutral citations, 2.3 (c) (4); Appendix 2 (D), New York State Law Reporting Bureau17 Lodge Street, Albany NY 12207phone: (518) 453-6900fax: (518) 426-1640. melba wilson net worth, men's brown cole haan shoes, reality equality, equity liberation, dan quisenberry family, apricot tree sap uses, travel cna contracts in texas, power outage santo domingo today, does the uk owe china money, throne gifts invite code, st peters lutheran college indooroopilly teachers, angledool aboriginal mission, whydah shipwreck coins for sale, police chase ohio today, ardmillan castle holiday park, fake navy seals wall of shame,

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