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A Long Island town can assert a lack-of-notice defense in a trip-and-fall case even though town employees directed that notices of a defective sidewalk be sent to the wrong municipal office, a divided Court of Appeals ruled yesterday. The Court also split yesterday over whether the failure of prosecutors to make a psychiatrist's interview with an alleged rape victim available to the defendant was a Brady violation. The Court ruled 5-2 it was not.
April 08, 2009 at 12:00 AM
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