In re Burke
New York Supreme Court
Application for certiorari by John Burke against the Police Commissioners of the City of Elmira, and for a stay of execution of the decision of the Police Commissioners pending final hearing. Writ of certiorari issued, and stay denied.
1Opinion of the CourtKiley, J.
John Burke, a policeman of the city of Elmira, on the 3d day October, 1914, was suspended on a charge preferred by his chief. The substance of the charge is that Burke on August 23, 1914, *2which day was Sunday, was present at a hotel known as the Eleventh Ward Hotel in the city of Elmira, and witnessed the violation of the Liquor Tax Law, and did not report the same as required by the rules and regulations of the department. A trial was had and petitioner dismissed from the police force October 31, 1914. This application is made for a writ of certiorari, and for a stay of execution of the…
2Cases cited1 opinion
- People ex rel. Croker v. SturgisNew York Supreme Court · 1902
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