New York Sheriffs Sue to Stop State From Banning ICE Cooperation
New York’s law prohibiting law enforcement throughout the state from working with federal immigration agencies to make civil…
NYC Food Delivery App Data-Sharing Law Is Unconstitutional (1)
A New York City law that required food delivery platforms including DoorDash Inc. to share customer data with…
Judge rules New York can’t ban federal agents from wearing face coverings
NEW YORK — New York can’t ban federal agents from wearing face coverings or require that they wear…
Judge blocks New York law banning federal agents wearing masks
NEW YORK (AP) — New York can’t ban federal agents from wearing face coverings or require that they…
SCOTUS ruled that ‘geofence warrants’ are a constitutional search. What does that mean for security and privacy in NYC?
Last week’s 6-3 Supreme Court decision in Chatrie v. United States ruled that a so-called “geofence warrant” compelling…
New York Court of Appeals hears argument in case to end age cap for judges
A 77-year old retired New York state appellate court justice made the case on behalf of three other…
amNewYork Law On the Docket: Profiles of people and firms making moves, April 30
Welcome to The Docket, amNewYork Law’s weekly column focused on the movers and shakers in New York’s legal…
amNewYork Law The Docket: Meet the new New York State Bar Association executive director
Welcome to The Docket, amNewYork Law’s weekly column focused on the movers and shakers in New York’s legal…
Second Circuit Skeptical of NYC Congestion Pricing Challenge
The Second Circuit on Thursday was not convinced that New York’s congestion pricing program violates drivers’ right to…
New York City Debt Collection Rule Aims to Tackle Billing Mess
New York City is finalizing a rule that will give consumers more avenues to challenge medical and other…
New York City Debt Collection Rule Aims to Tackle Billing Mess
New York City is finalizing a rule that will give consumers more avenues to challenge medical and other…
Constitutional battle erupts over NY’s attempt to bypass Federal Labor Board
In Brief: New York law lets PERB take private-sector cases when the NLRB lacks quorum. NLRB has sued,…