Majority
“Since the petition raises the question of whether the challenged determination is supported by substantial evidence, the Supreme Court should have transferred the proceeding to this Court” (Matter of Blake v New York City Hous. Auth., 78 AD3d 1175 , 1175 [2010]; see CPLR 7804 [g]). Nevertheless, the record is now before this Court, and in the interest of judicial economy, we will treat the matter as one initially transferred here and will review the administrative determination de novo.
The determination that the petitioner, a Data Entry Clerk in the Justice Court of the Village of Spring Valley, committed misconduct, falsification of public records, and insubordination, was supported by substantial evidence adduced at the adminis
Cases cited
- Blake v. New York City Housing Authority 78 AD3d 1175 at 1175 p. 832
- 300 Gramatan Avenue Associates v. State Division of Human Rights 45 NY2d 176 at 179-180 p. 833
- Pell v. Board of Education 34 NY2d 222 at 231 p. 833
- Smith v. Carter 61 AD3d 982 at 983 p. 833
- Maher v. Cade 15 AD3d 489 p. 833
- Nabors v. Town of Somers 72 AD3d 769 at 773-774 p. 833