Newman v. State
New York Court of Claims
1Opinion of the Court
OPINION OF THE COURT
Judith A. Hard, J.
Five motions have been commenced in connection with this claim, all within a short period of time. Four of the motions were initiated by claimant, and they seek subpoenas, permission to conduct a deposition by telephone, change of venue, and *641amendment of the claim. Defendant moves for an order dismissing the claim for lack of personal jurisdiction and lack of subject matter jurisdiction (Motion No. M-68457). The court will address the jurisdictional motions first.
Defendant asserts that the claim is untimely. As noted, claimant asserts that his claim…
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