Criminal Possession Weapon
RYAN J. MULDOON | SUB | |
CHRISTOPHER T. VALDINA | SUB |
Rape
NICHOLAS P. DIFONZO | SUB | |
MINDY F. VANLEUVAN | SUB |
Burglary
JANET C. SOMES | SUB | |
SCOTT MYLES | SUB |
Attempted Criminal Possession Controlled Substance
BRAEDAN M. GILLMAN | SUB | |
PAUL G. LYONS | SUB |
Sex Offender Registration Act
DAVID R. JUERGENS | SUB | |
NANCY GILLIGAN | SUB |
Attempted Assault
BRADLEY E. KEEM | 10 | |
JOSHUA J. TONRA | 10 |
Terminate Parental Rights
CHARU NARANG | SUB | |
MARY M. WHITESIDE | 10 |
Paternity
CAITLIN M. CONNELLY | 5 | |
MARY HOPE BENEDICT | 5 |
Custody
ROBERT J. GALLAMORE | 10 | |
AMY LEIGH HALLENBECK | 5 | |
SCOTT A. OTIS | 10 |
Order of Protection
Neglect
VERONICA L. REED | SUB | |
ALLISON B. CARROW | SUB | |
DAVID J. PAJAK | 5 | |
WILLIAM D. BRODERICK, JR. | 10 | |
MINDY LYNN MARRANCA | 5 |
Default Judgment
Vacate Judgment
RPTL
PETER J. WEISHAAR | 15 | |
ROBERT L. JACOBSON | 15 |
Contract
JOSEPH E. ZDARSKY | 30 | |
JOHN W. CERRETA II | 30 |
Summary Judgment
ANTHONY ALEXANDER MURAD | 15 | |
ANDREW BORELLI | 15 | |
EVAN ROSSI | 15 |
Partition
JANET D. CALLAHAN | 15 | |
DANIEL J. PAUTZ | 15 |
Summary Judgment
KATHLEEN M. SWEET | 10 | |
THERESA M. WALSH | 15 | |
HEDWIG M. AULETTA | 15 | |
JENNA W. KLUCSIK | 5 |
Dismiss Complaint
STEVEN W. WILLIAMS | 15 | |
RICHARD ALAN MOORE | 15 |
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