N.Y. FCT Law § 548-C
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Paternity or child support proceedings; suspension of recreational licenses
Official statutory text
§ 548-c. Paternity or child support proceedings; suspension of\nrecreational licenses. If the respondent, after receiving appropriate\nnotice, fails to comply with a summons, subpoena, or warrant relating to\na paternity or child support proceeding, the court may order any agency\nresponsible for the issuance of a recreational license to suspend or to\nrefuse to reissue a license to the respondent or to deny application for\nsuch license by the respondent. The court may subsequently order such\nagency to terminate the adverse action regarding the respondent's\nlicense; however, the court shall order the termination of such\nsuspension or other adverse action when the court is satisfied that the\nrespondent has fully complied with the requirements of all summons,\nsubpoenas, and warrants relating to a paternity or child support\nproceeding.\n
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