Jurisdictions

This resource includes the full text of the Family Court Act & Family Court Rules, along with related extracts of Social Services Law,  Domestic Relations Law, Executive Law,  Judiciary Law, Public Health Law, Mental Hygiene Law, and New York Code of Rules & Regulations.

The electronic version of Title Six of the New York Codes, Rules and Regulations (NYCRR) sets out the requirements and prohibitions related to all aspects of the New York natural environment. The topics are grouped into ten chapters, including: (1) Fish and Wildlife; (2) Lands and Forests; (3) Air Resources; (4)  Quality Services; (5)  Resource Management Services; (6)  General Regulations; (7)  State Aid; (8) Law Enforcement; (9)  Independent Agencies Within the Department; and (10)  Division of Water Resources. Also included are the 38 appendices which present charts, maps, and graphs describing fresh water zones, definitions of hazardous waste, and incorporation of various provisions of the Code of Federal Regulations.

This publication includes a valuable presentation of New York Search and Seizure Law, with coverage of Arrest, Confessions, and Privacy Expectations, as well as a listing of applicable sections affected by legislation during the latest session and an extensive index, table of contents, and table of motor vehicle fines for quick access to each area of the law.

***This title is eligible for our New Law Alert Updates!  This publication is updated electronically up to four times an edition with new and amended legislation.***

This statutory reference sets out the full text of both the New York Penal Law and the Criminal Procedure Law. All recent changes to the law are incorporated into the text and also set out in an easy-to-reference table with all the most important changes summarized. In addition to an extensive index, this newest edition from Blue360° Media also includes a valuable presentation of New York Search and Seizure Law, with coverage of Arrests, Confessions, and Privacy Expectations

***This title is eligible for our New Law Alert Updates! This publication is updated electronically up to four times an edition with new and amended legislation.***

The newest Blue360° Media Edition includes a valuable presentation of New York Search and Seizure Law, with coverage of Arrests, Confessions, and Privacy Expectations as well as a listing of applicable sections affected by legislation during the latest session and an extensive index, table of contents, and table of motor vehicle fines for quick access to each area of the law.

***This title is eligible for our New Law Alert Updates!  This publication is updated electronically up to four times an edition with new and amended legislation.***

The 7x10 Trim Edition includes a valuable presentation of New York Search and Seizure Law, with coverage of Arrests, Confessions, and Privacy Expectations as well as a listing of applicable sections affected by legislation during the latest session and an extensive index, table of contents, and the NYSACOP appendix for quick access to each area of the law and vital information (Small Print contains Search and Seizure in eBook only)

***This title is eligible for our Blue360° Media Law Alert Updates!  This publication is updated electronically up to four times an edition with new and amended legislation. ***

Includes the complete Criminal Procedure Code Certified by the State of New York. This printed publication is updated through the end of 2023 and will now include electronic updates (usually quarterly). Also contains a custom index and table of affected statutes. This law sets forth the rules and procedures by which a defendant is accorded justice;  from accusation and indictment to sentencing and appeal.

Certified by the State of New York, this law sets forth the guidelines intended to ensure special handling of family-related problems which require court action or intervention.

Certified by the State of New York, this law provides the villages and towns of NYS with a legal framework, enabling adoption of local legislation to meet their individual needs without the necessity for State legislation detailing specific powers.