Alex What does the NY State Department of Labor do?
A free resource for businesses to assist with safety and health consultation and training. Workplace safety and loss prevention programs to make workplaces safer and reduce workers’ compensation. The New York State Department of Labor enforces amusement ride safety throughout the state, except in New York City.
What happens if you file a complaint in New York State?
If there is a finding of no probable cause, or lack of jurisdiction, the matter is dismissed. A complainant may appeal to the State Supreme Court within 60 days. If it is determined that there is probable cause your case will be presented in a public hearing. Visit our public hearing section to learn more about that process.
Which is the official source for NYSDEC regulations?
Also, DEC’s website contains links to various guidance documents and summaries of regulations that are not the regulations themselves. The official written regulations published by the Department of State are the official source for NYSDEC regulations.
Where can I find New York state regulations?
To ensure that you are viewing the most current regulations, check the weekly New York State Register for recent rule adoptions that have not yet been published in the unofficial online NYCRR.
If there is a finding of no probable cause, or lack of jurisdiction, the matter is dismissed. A complainant may appeal to the State Supreme Court within 60 days. If it is determined that there is probable cause your case will be presented in a public hearing. Visit our public hearing section to learn more about that process.
How does New York State Division of human rights work?
Once the investigation is complete, the Division will determine if there is probable cause that an act of discrimination has occurred, and will notify the complainant and respondent in writing. If there is a finding of no probable cause, or lack of jurisdiction, the matter is dismissed.
What is a mandatory surcharge in New York City?
Mandatory Surcharge – A fee that is imposed upon a defendant when he/she has been convicted of an offense. It is separate and distinct from any fine which the court may have imposed. Misdemeanor – A specific type of offense for which a person may be sentenced to more than 15 days but not more than one year in jail.
What does the constitution say about probable cause?
CONSTITUTIONAL BASIS. Although the Fourth Amendment states that “no warrants shall issue, but upon probable cause”, it does not specify what “probable cause” actually means. The Supreme Court has attempted to clarify the meaning of the term on several occasions, while recognizing that probable cause is a concept that is imprecise,…