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N.Y. Police Certain Municipalities 360/11 § 1 No title
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Chapter 360 of the laws of 1911\n Police in certain municipalities\n Section 1. a. Within thirty days after this act takes effect, the\ncommissioner of police, superintendent of police, chief of police, or\nother officer or officers, having the management, control or direction\n…
N.Y. Police Certain Municipalities 360/11 § 2 No title
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§ 2. The tours of duty of sergeants, roundsmen, patrolmen, (not\nincluding detective sergeants) on duty in the open air, on the streets\nor other public places of a city of the first class or a city of the\nsecond class shall be changed at least once in each calendar month.\nPro…
N.Y. Police Certain Municipalities 360/11 § 3 No title
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§ 3. Policemen, while on reserve duty as mentioned in the first\nsection of this act, shall not be required to render any service except\nin case of an emergency, and shall be free to retire for sleep during\nreserved duty in their station house, subject to call in case of an\ne…
N.Y. Police Certain Municipalities 360/11 § 4 No title
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§ 4. Any commissioner of police, superintendent of police, chief of\npolice, or other officer or officers, having the management, control or\ndirection of the police force of any city of the first or second class\nin this state, (excepting such cities which on December thirty-fi…
N.Y. Police Certain Municipalities 360/11 § 5 No title
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§ 5. Any commissioner of police, superintendent of police, chief of\npolice, or other officer or officers, having the management, control or\ndirection of the police force of any city of the first or second class\nin this state, and any inspector, captain, lieutenant, sergeant o…
N.Y. Police Certain Municipalities 360/11 § 6 No title
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§ 6. All general or special laws inconsistent with this act, or with\nany part thereof, are hereby repealed. Provided, however, that this act\nshall in no manner affect any provisions of such laws concerning\nfurlough or leave of absence of policemen or exempting patrolmen from\…