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Wed Dec 07 Argument #1039

KA 19-00988

PEOPLE
    V
BERNARD SIPLIN, JR.

Appeal from a judgment of the Monroe County Court (Vincent M. Dinolfo, J.), rendered November 16, 2017. The judgment convicted defendant, upon a jury verdict, of burglary in the first degree, robbery in the first degree, robbery in the second degree and criminal possession of a weapon in the second degree (two counts).

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1039
KA 19-00988

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PEOPLE
    V
BERNARD SIPLIN, JR.

Burglary

  KIMBERLY J. CZAPRANSKI 5
  NANCY GILLIGAN 10

1040
KA 18-01776

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PEOPLE
    V
VERNON ROBERTS

Burglary

  CAROLYN ROSE WALTHER 10
  MERIDETH H. SMITH 10

1041
KA 20-00597

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PEOPLE
    V
KEVIN BULLOCK

Criminal Possession Controlled Substance

     JOHN R. LEWIS 15
  KENNETH H. TYLER, JR. 10

1042
KA 18-02103

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PEOPLE
    V
BRIAN J. JONES

Violation of Probation

  FABIENNE NOELLE SANTACROCE 10
  MERIDETH H. SMITH 10

1043
KA 17-00344

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PEOPLE
    V
DAVID L. DESMOND

Burglary

  BRADLEY E. KEEM 10
  MARTIN P. MCCARTHY, II 10

1044
KA 19-02110

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PEOPLE
    V
TREVER E. ANDERSON

Strangulation

  PAUL SKIP LAISURE 15
  MARTIN P. MCCARTHY, II 10

1045
KA 21-01632

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PEOPLE
    V
TRAVION PETERS

Violation of Probation

  BRIDGET L. FIELD 10
  MARTIN P. MCCARTHY, II 10

1046
KA 22-00078

PEOPLE
    V
NAQUANTEA BOWMAN

Manslaughter

     CHRISTINE M. COOK SUB
  KENNETH H. TYLER, JR. SUB

1047
KA 21-00520

PEOPLE
    V
LUZ VILELLA

Criminal Possession Weapon

     CHARLES J. GREENBERG SUB
     HARMONY A. HEALY SUB

1048
KA 18-02057

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PEOPLE
    V
CHARLES THOMAS, JR.

Criminal Sexual Act

  PAUL SKIP LAISURE 10
  MARTIN P. MCCARTHY, II 10

1049
CAF 21-01225

IN THE MATTER OF
DAMIEN W.

Terminate Parental Rights

     TRACY LEE PUGLIESE SUB
     DEANA DOMENICA GATTARI SUB
     CHRISTINE SABINO KIESEL SUB

1050
CAF 21-01417

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IN THE MATTER OF
MARIA R.

Terminate Parental Rights

  PETER J. DIGIORGIO, JR. 10
  MICHELLE K. FASSETT 5
     KACIE MARIE KALIL SUB

1051
CA 21-01637

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CYNTHIA M. LEWANDOWSKI
    V
EDNA LOUISE LIQUIDATIONS, LLC

Summary Judgment

  JENNIFER V. SCHIFFMACHER 10
  GERALD T. WALSH 10
  LISA M. DIAZ-ORDAZ 15

1052
CA 21-01815

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MARY BUCHMANN
    V
STATE OF NEW YORK

Malpractice

  JEFF D. DEFRANCISCO 15
  SEAN P. MIX 15

1053
CA 21-01211

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DOUGLAS EVANS
    V
OLD FORGE PROPERTIES, INC.

Summary Judgment

  ROBERT PRESTON HAMILTON, JR. 15
  JAMES J. NASH 15

1054
CA 21-01348

RAPHAEL FELICIA
    V
WILMINGTON TRUST NATIONAL ASSOCIATION

Dismiss Complaint

     RAPHAEL FELICIA SUB

1055
CA 21-01237

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RUPP BAASE PFALZGRAF CUNNINGHAM, LLC
    V
CITY OF BUFFALO

Freedom of Information Law

  KEVIN J. FEDERATION 15
     WILLIAM PATRICK MATHEWSON SUB

1056
CA 22-00679

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PATRICIA SZTORC
    V
THOMAS K. HEANEY

Summary Judgment

  MICHAEL SULLIVAN 15
  THOMAS W. BENDER 5

1057
CA 22-00092

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MICHAEL SABINE
    V
STATE OF NEW YORK

Damages

  MICHAEL PATRICK KENNY 15
  FREDERICK A. BRODIE 10
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