Privileges, Prohibitions and Penalties

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Section
235

Relief From Civil or Criminal Liability; Exemption From Civil Process; Security for Costs.

Section
235-A

Income and Resources Not to Include Agent Orange Benefits.

Section
236

Right of Way.

Section
237

Free Passage Through Toll-Gates and Tunnels and Over Toll-Bridges and Ferries.

Section
238

Converting Military Property; Unlawful Wearing of Uniforms and Devices Indicating Rank; Unlawful Use of Name of Military or Naval Organization, or Uni

Section
238-A

Damaging Military or Naval Equipment, Supplies or Stores.

Section
238-B

Seizing Military Stores Belonging to the State.

Section
238-C

Wearing of Uniforms; Prohibited.

Section
239

Trespassers and Disturbers to Be Placed in Arrest; Sales and Gambling Prohibited.

Section
240

Military Parades and Organizations by Unauthorized Bodies Prohibited.

Section
240-A

Historic Military Commands.

Section
241

Devises and Bequests.

Section
242

Rights of Public Officers and Employees Absent on Military Duty as Members of the Organized Militia or of Reserve Forces or Reserve Components of The

Section
243

Provisions Applicable to Public Employees Who Are Absent on Military Duty.

Section
243-A

Non-Contributory Retirement Service Credit for Members of the New York State and Local Retirement Systems or the New York State Teachers' Retirement S

Section
243-B

Civil Service Examinations by Military Personnel.

Section
243-B-2

Payment of Certain Pension Contributions by the City of New York.

Section
243-C

Application Period for Civil Service Examinations for Military Personnel.

Section
243-D

Non-Contributory Retirement Service Credit for Members of the New York State and Local Retirement Systems, the New York City Retirement Systems or the New York State Teachers' Retirement System Called to Active Military Duty on or After September Eleventh, Two Thousand One.

Section
244

Members of Pension System Absent on Military Duty.

Section
244-A

Credit to Members of Public Retirement Systems for Military Service Performed During War.

Section
245

Retirement Allowances of Certain War Veterans.

Section
246

Leave of Absence for Public Employees Who Are War Veterans to Continue Study.

Section
247

Medals and Decorations.

Section
248

Oaths.

Section
249

State and Municipal Officers and Employees Granted Leaves of Absence on July Fourth in Certain Cases.

Section
250

Recording Certificates of Honorable Discharge.

Section
250-A

Lt. Colonel Todd Clark Memorial Flag Presentment Program.

Section
251

Depriving Members of Organized Militia of Employment.

Section
252

Discrimination Against Members of Organized Militia.

Section
253

Military Service by Parent; Effect on Child Custody Proceedings.

Section
254

Video Teleconferencing for Families of Persons Ordered to Active Duty.