Statute Banning Sale of Dietary Supplement to Minors Does Not Implicate First Amendment

Appellant challenged the court's order granting a party's motion to enforce a settlement agreement in consolidated proceedings. The court held that it properly granted the motion where the opposing party agreed to a negotiated settlement but later claimed to have unilaterally revoked the agreement without notice to any party.

Court affirms convictions for attempted child molestation, trafficking for sexual servitude, and computer pornography, but reverses convictions for obscene contact and attempted exploitation

Appellants challenged the court's order denying their post-trial motion and entering judgment in favor of appellee. The court concluded the appeal should be denied and its judgment affirmed where, among other things, there was no error in the court's rejection of appellants' request that trial be delayed by one day to accommodate an appellant's observation of Yom Kippur.

Alcantara v. Annucci

People v. Harvey Weinstein

Plaintiff appealed the order dismissing his complaint, which asserted an as-applied constitutional challenge to Daniel's Law, a law that prohibited, upon notice, disclosing the home addresses of public officials such as judges, prosecutors, and law enforcement personnel.

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Court Dismisses as Moot Claims for Paid Tuition Funding, Transportation, Nursing Services

Appellant appealed the trial court's judgment of sentence entered after his jury conviction on charges of kidnap to facilitate a felony, robbery, and making terrorist threats. The court affirmed, holding that appellant's conviction was not against the weight of the evidence where his victim identified him by his eyes and other evidence linked him to the crimes charged. The court held further that the victim's voice identification of appellant was admissible at trial despite the fact that police played only a single voice sample for th