The key question posed by the motions before the court, which appears to be one of first impression, is whether testimonial evidence properly — but unilaterally — obtained by the State Attorney-General's office may serve as the basis for a summary judgment motion despite the CPLR's requirement that a person against whom deposition testimony is used must have been afforded the...
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