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The procedure outlined in the Criminal Procedure Law (CPL) for vacating a judgment, including the grounds for vacatur and the burden of proof.
Appellate Division panel on dramatically narrowed the immediate financial and operational consequences of ’s against and related defendants by reducing the bond they were required to post to halt coll...
enforces through a toolbox of statutory devices—executions, levies, liens and, in narrow cases, seizure and sale of property—administered by sheriffs and enforcement officers under CPLR Article 52 and...
An unconditional discharge in New York is a sentencing option that enters a final judgment of conviction while imposing no prison, fine, or probation supervision — in short, the court convicts but imp...
New York law governs vacatur through Article 440 of the Criminal Procedure Law, which lets a court vacate a judgment for specified grounds (new evidence, constitutional error, retroactive changes in l...