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RUHANI, RASHAD v. PRACK, ALBERT

Citation: Not availableDocket: TP 13-01602

Court: Appellate Division of the Supreme Court of the State of New York; May 2, 2014; New York; State Appellate Court

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Narrative Opinion Summary

Rashad Ruhani, the petitioner, challenged a determination made by Albert Prack, Deputy Commissioner of the Inmate Disciplinary Program and Special Housing Unit, following a tier III hearing that concluded Ruhani violated an inmate rule. The case was reviewed under CPLR article 78 after being transferred from the Supreme Court in Cayuga County. The Appellate Division of the Supreme Court, Fourth Judicial Department, unanimously confirmed the respondent’s determination, dismissing the petition without costs. The order was officially entered on May 2, 2014.

Legal Issues Addressed

Confirmation of Administrative Determination

Application: The Appellate Division confirmed the decision made by the Deputy Commissioner of the Inmate Disciplinary Program, indicating that the administrative determination was upheld.

Reasoning: The Appellate Division of the Supreme Court, Fourth Judicial Department, unanimously confirmed the respondent’s determination, dismissing the petition without costs.

Dismissal of Petition Without Costs

Application: The court dismissed the petition challenging the administrative decision without imposing any costs on the petitioner.

Reasoning: The Appellate Division of the Supreme Court, Fourth Judicial Department, unanimously confirmed the respondent’s determination, dismissing the petition without costs.

Review Under CPLR Article 78

Application: The case involves a judicial review of an administrative decision under CPLR article 78, which is a proceeding used to challenge determinations made by state or local agencies.

Reasoning: The case was reviewed under CPLR article 78 after being transferred from the Supreme Court in Cayuga County.