Supplemental sick and vacation pay received by a public employee while on workers' compensation does not qualify as regular compensation for retirement purposes.
Retirement board's enrollment error must be corrected; employee not required to take affirmative steps to purchase creditable service he was eligible to receive.
Municipal retirement board cannot unilaterally terminate part-time employee's membership once granted, absent one of the statutorily specified grounds for separation from service.
Prior New York DWAI conviction qualifies as predicate OUI offense for lifetime license revocation despite being classified as traffic infraction rather than crime.
Lifetime driver's license revocation upheld for person with prior OUI conviction whose second drunk driving offense caused a fatality.
Appeals Court reverses dismissal of zoning appeal after judicial remand. Court retains jurisdiction over timely-filed appeal even when board issues new decision; amendment to complaint need not comply with twenty-day filing deadline.
Admission to sufficient facts and continuance without finding constitute a conviction under commercial driver licensing statute, warranting license suspension.
Police officer's accidental disability retirement allowance subject to statutory seventy-five percent cap where officer became member inactive upon earlier superannuation retirement.
Retirement board must adjust officer's disability retirement date when settlement agreement confirms he received additional paid-leave benefits after leaving paid-leave status.
Appeals court affirmed registrar's decision to add out-of-state OUI diversion program disposition to motorist's driving record as a "like offense" triggering license suspension.
