After retiring with an investigation pending a NYCTA employee filed an Article 78 petition alleging that the NYCTA’s decision denying a hearing about his request for a lump sum payout for his time on the books was improper. The court determined that the employee was not entitled to a hearing because he held a non-competitive
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3020-a Morrell v. DOE
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Posted in 3020a, Civil Service
In the Matter of Renee Morrell v. New York City Department of Education
Pursuant to CPLR 7511 and Education Law § 3020-A, Petitioner sought to vacate the findings and recommendations made by a hearing officer regarding her employment as a tenured teacher. The hearing officer found Petitioner guilty of disciplinary charges that were filed…
Article 78 appeal from NYPD medical disqualification for hearing impairment
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Posted in Article 78
Matter of Antonio Cardona v City of New York Civil Service Commission
Petitioner, Antonio Cardona, brought about this Article 78 proceeding to vacate his disqualification for appointment as a Police Officer with the New York City Police Department (NYPD).
Petitioner passed the written portion of the exam and was placed on the eligible list for…