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Statutory rule of criminal procedure governing the admissibility of testimony and other evidence regarding dangerous drugs that were seized and later destroyed, with reference to CPL Article 715 and judicial interpretation in People v Reed (1978).
Jurisdiction: New York
Legal field: Criminal procedure; evidence law
Subject: Admissibility of testimony concerning destroyed controlled substances
Type of document: Statutory rule with commentary
Governing law: Criminal Procedure Law (CPL)
Related provision: CPL Article 715
Key legal issue: Admission of evidence when seized drugs have been destroyed
Referenced case law: People v Reed, 44 NY2d 799 (1978)
Institutions involved: Courts; law enforcement; prosecution and defense
Primary actors mentioned: Police custodian; prosecution; defendant
Purpose: Conditions under which testimony regarding destroyed drugs may be admitted at trial
Document structure: Subdivisions with explanatory note and judicial quotation
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Records Destroyed by Fire at the National Personnel Records Center (NPRC)
Year: 2014
Region / City: St. Louis
Topic: Claims Processing, Veterans Affairs
Document Type: Guidelines
Institution: National Personnel Records Center (NPRC)
Author: U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs
Target Audience: Veterans Affairs claims officers and staff
Period of Action: Ongoing
Approval Date: January 23, 2014
Date of Changes: February 6, 2012
Make / Model # Serial # Date of Manufacture In-Service Date Assigned to: Date Repaired or Destroyed
Year: 2011
Region / City: Not specified
Topic: Equipment Maintenance
Document Type: Equipment Log
Organization / Institution: Not specified
Author: Not specified
Target Audience: Not specified
Period of Action: Not specified
Approval Date: Not specified
Date of Changes: Not specified
Appeal Process for Concealed Pistol Licenses (CPL) and Disposition of Firearms (DOF)
Year: 2024
Region / City: Washington State
Topic: Firearm licensing, Appeal process
Document type: Procedure template
Agency / Organization: Law enforcement agencies
Author: Not specified
Target audience: Law enforcement agencies
Effective period: Not specified
Approval date: January 2024
Modification date: January 2024
Version Z 3.10 - Appendix Z CPL Requirements Document Overview
Note: Year
RECOMMENDED ADMINISTRATIVE PROCEDUREAcademic AffairsPrepared by the MAP CPL Workgroup: Version 11/09/2023AP 4235– CREDIT FOR PRIOR LEARNING
Year: 2023
Region / City: California
Topic: Credit for Prior Learning
Document Type: Administrative Procedure
Organ / Institution: College District
Author: MAP CPL Workgroup
Target Audience: Students, Faculty, Academic Advisors
Period of Validity: Ongoing, review every 3 years
Approval Date: 11/09/2023
Date of Changes: Not specified
Northern Wyoming Community College District Credit for Prior Learning (CPL) Program Handbook and Student Guide
Year: 2011
Region / City: Northern Wyoming
Theme: Credit for Prior Learning
Document Type: Handbook
Organization: Northern Wyoming Community College District
Author: Northern Wyoming Community College District
Target Audience: Degree-seeking students, adults, non-traditional students, individuals with prior learning experiences
Effective Period: Ongoing
Approval Date: Not specified
Date of Changes: Not specified
Elkton Police Department Notification of Administrative Hearing for Cpl. Amanda Banik on November 10, 2025
Organization: Elkton Police Department
Jurisdiction: Maryland
Legal Basis: Maryland Public Safety Code Section 3-106
Document Type: Public Notice
Subject: Administrative Trial Board
Officer Name: Cpl. Amanda Banik
Hearing Date: November 10, 2025
Hearing Time: 9:00 AM
Location: 100 Railroad Avenue, Elkton, MD 21921
Public Access: Conditional, subject to statutory limitations
Rules for Visitors: Identification required; no weapons; no electronic devices; no food or beverages; no interruptions; controlled entry and exit; no smoking; first come, first served seating; removal for non-compliance
Closure Authority: Chief of Police for good cause under Section 3-106
Scheduling Note: Hearings may be postponed or cancelled if resolved prior to the scheduled date
CPL 2025 Protection Badge for SSSC Registrants
Year: 2025
Organization: Scottish Social Services Council (SSSC)
Target audience: Social Care and Children and Young People Workforce registrants
Document type: Badge criteria and guidance
Core learning element: Protection
Prerequisites: Introduction to SSSC CPL badge
Application frequency: Once per year
Submission format: Written statement or audio/video recording
Word count requirement: 450–750 words
Assessment period: 28 days
Purpose: Recognition of learning and professional development in protection
Cpl. Robert Levey Correspondence September–December 1944
Year: 1944
Region / City: Europe (World War II theater), New York, USA
Type of document: Personal letters / Military correspondence
Author: Cpl. Robert Levey
Recipient: Mrs. Betty Levey
Period of correspondence: September–December 1944
Military unit: CoB 36 Sig Hu CoN BN, U.S. Army
Postal service: U.S. Army Postal Service, V-Mail
Topics: Personal updates, mail and packages, military life, family communication
Events mentioned: Receiving packages and letters, attending services, weather conditions, political opinions
Medium: Handwritten letters, envelopes with stamps and censor markings
Associated persons: John (cook/assistant), Eth, Frankie, Mr. Forman, Sg Goldstein, Joe, B. Grable
Topics: 6070 Destroyed CPL