In addition to the terrorism-related cases, the court will consider the potential state liability for the capsizing of a tour boat on Lake George that killed 20 people in 2005 and whether a Long Island doctor can be found to have committed medical malpractice for a consensual affair with a patient.
October 09, 2012 at 12:00 AM
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Two cases involving purported acts of terrorism, one in Israel, one on the streets of the Bronx, will highlight the state Court of Appeals’ October session which begins today.
The judges will split their time between Manhattan and Court of Appeals Hall as it hears arguments in 27 cases between today and Oct. 18.
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