New York § 710-A - 710-APublicly accessible decision index
Full text of New York New York Consolidated Laws § 710-A — 710-APublicly accessible decision index, with citation guidance and answers to common questions.
§ 710-A. 710-APublicly accessible decision index
* § 710-a. Publicly accessible decision index. The board shall establish and maintain a current index, by topic, of the principles of law established by the decisions rendered by the board and its predecessors and the courts concerning matters arising under this article. Such index shall cite all appropriate authority which supports such principles and, where appropriate, all conflicting authority. Such index shall also contain a glossary of technical and statutory terms commonly used by the board in its decisions. Copies of such index shall be made available to the public electronically on the board's website. * NB Effective November 22, 2023
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