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What is NYC RCNY § 1-52?

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Post-trial motions must be made in writing, in conformity with the requirements of 48 RCNY § 1-34, to the administrative law judge, except that after issuance of a report and recommendation in a case referred to OATH for such motions, as well as comments on the report and recommendation to the extent that such comments

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Effective: 8/7/2016Last amended: 8/7/2016

§ 1-52 Post-Trial Motions.

RCNY § 1-52

Post-trial motions must be made in writing, in conformity with the requirements of 48 RCNY § 1-34, to the administrative law judge, except that after issuance of a report and recommendation in a case referred to OATH for such motions, as well as comments on the report and recommendation to the extent that such comments are authorized by law, must be addressed to the deciding authority. (Amended City Record 7/8/2016, eff. 8/7/2016)

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