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April 30, 2018

Rules of Practice - New York City Office of Administrative Trials and Hearings


New York City Office of Administrative Trials and Hearings

Rules of Practice 

[as of May 1, 2018]


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CHAPTER I

  Subchapter A - General Matters


 

                                                                                           Subchapter B - Rules of Conduct

 View Chapter I Subchapter B

                                                                                           Subchapter C - Pre-Trial Matters



                                                                                            Subchapter D - Trials and Hearings



CHAPTER II

 Subchapter A - Additional Rules for Prequalified Vendor Appeals


Subchapter B - Reserved


Subchapter C - Additional Rules for Human Rights Cases

 

View Chapter II Subchapter C


Subchapter D

Additional Rules for Post-Seizure

Review of Impoundment of Vehicles



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