CHARLES Q. v. Constantine
New York Court of Appeals
1Opinion of the Court
OPINION OF THE COURT
Ciparick, J.
The question presented is whether respondent’s determination dismissing petitioner from his employment as a State Trooper must be annulled because some of the evidence admitted at the disciplinary hearing was obtained through a court order which erroneously unsealed petitioner’s criminal records from the related criminal proceeding which resulted in his acquittal. We conclude that annulment is not required under the facts of this case.
In March 1991, criminal and disciplinary proceedings were commenced against petitioner, a State Trooper, based on allegations…
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