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The New York Supreme Court will hear a case on Sept. 24 regarding an improper practice charge brought by the Police Benevolent Association against the New York State Police (PBA). The complaint alleges that at a 2002 labor meeting, the department prohibited union members from wearing their PBA pins while sitting at the defense table during a trial or risk facing disciplinary charges.
September 06, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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