New York appeals court upholds ethics watchdog law
New York's highest court has ruled that an ethics watchdog commission that targeted former Gov. Andrew Cuomo over a controversial book deal doesn't violate the state constitution. The 4-3 ruling issued Wednesday by the New York Court of Appeals overturned two previous court decisions,
New York appeals court upholds constitutionality of state ethics and lobbying commission
The New York Court of Appeals upheld the constitutionality of the state's Commission on Ethics and Lobbying in Government on Tuesday in an action brought by former Governor of New York Andrew Cuomo,
New York’s Highest Court Upholds the Constitutionality of Ethics Commission
In a 4-3 decision, the New York State Court of Appeals upheld the constitutionality of New York State’s Commission on Ethics and Lobbying
New York’s ethics watchdog ruled constitutional by state’s top court
New York’s top court affirmed the constitutionality of an ethics watchdog created three years ago to stem public corruption, rejecting arguments from former Gov.
NYS top court rules against Cuomo challenge to ethics panel's constitutionality
Cuomo had challenged the constitutionality of the panel, which had ruled that he couldn't keep $5 million he was contracted to receive for writing a book.
New York's ethics watchdog ruled constitutional by top court, surviving challenge by Cuomo
New York State’s top court rules for a watchdog ethics committee attempting to fight public corruption. The group was working to force Cuomo to forfeit book money.
Top NY court narrowly sides with Hochul in fight with Cuomo over ethics panel
The Court of Appeals determined that the law creating the Commission on Ethics and Lobbying in Government did not unconstitutionally violate the separation of powers of equal parts of government, as attorneys for Cuomo had argued.
NY’s top court rejects Andrew Cuomo’s push to blow up state ethics board
The Court of Appeals ruled the structure of the Commission on Ethics and Lobbying in Government does not violate the separation of powers laid out in the state constitution.
Police departments must disclose unsubstantiated complaints, New York Court of Appeals rules
Those New York records can only be withheld if they’re determined to be an invasion of the officer’s personal privacy that ...
NY court: City must release all police disciplinary records, including unfounded complaints
The decision upends a city practice that kept some complaints of police misconduct secret even though a change in state law ...
NY Top Court Says Municipalities Can Be Liable for Negligent Foster-Care Placements
New York Court of Appeals Judge Shirley Troutman wrote for the 5-2 majority. The top court's response to a Child Victims Act ...
New York’s top court hears arguments on sexual abuse lawsuit standards
Lawyers sparred before New York’s top court over how specific a man alleging sexual abuse decades ago needs to be in his ...
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New York Appellate Court Clarifies Insurer Obligations Under the Child Victims Act
The New York Appellate Division Fourth Department recently issued a decision affirming in part and reversing in part summary ...
Whether Sections 240 and 241(6) Of New York’s Labor Law Were Preempted by Federal Aviation Law
This article discusses two sections of New York's labor law and if they were preempted by federal aviation law. " ...
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Split NY Court of Appeals affirms burglary conviction
In a split decision, the New York State Court of Appeals affirmed a conviction and sentence for a thwarted shoplifting.