Impaneling: Selecting a jury from the list
of potential jurors.
Impeach: Attacking the credibility of a witness.
Independent City Subway: subdivision B-2 of the New York City Transit
Authority (NYCTA) subway.
Initial Station: The first station on each subdivision from which a train
is authorized to occupy the main track.
Injunction: A court order requiring a person to do, or to refrain from
doing, a particular thing.
Intentional Infliction of Emotional Distress: Intentionally causing
severe emotional distress by extreme or outrageous conduct.
Interchange Point: The point at which two or more railroads join. Traffic
is passed from one road to another at interchange points.
Interlocking Limits: The tracks between the outer opposing absolute
signals of an interlocking.
Interlocking Signals: The fixed signals of an interlocking, governing
trains using interlocking limits.
Interlocking: An arrangement of signal appliances so interconnected that
their movements must succeed each other in proper sequence. It may be operated
manually or automatically.
Intermodal: Freight traffic that refers to containerization of freight
for easy trans-loading to different modes of transportation.
Interrogatories: A written set of questions sent from one party to the
other during the discovery process.
IRT: Interboro Rapid Transit. This is a subdivision of the New York City
Transit Authority (NYCTA) subway.
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