#new-york-law

#new-york-law

Criminal justice reform has failed to address the needs of victims and effectively manage repeat offenders, leading to tragic consequences.

NYPD investigating abandoned baby girl in Bronx; she is in stable condition after being found.

New York law allows safe, anonymous abandonment of newborns under specific circumstances.

Police seek public help in identifying the person who abandoned the infant.

Gov. Hochul and DA Bragg are reacting to public sentiment against soft-on-crime policies, pushing for legal changes to enable tougher prosecutions.

New law in New York aims to regulate apps that charge for restaurant reservations.

The law targets bots that unfairly secure restaurant bookings.

Adultery has been decriminalized in New York, reflecting a societal shift away from outdated legal definitions.

Governor Hochul and legislators deemed the law obsolete after over a century.

New York can enforce firearm bans in sensitive locations despite recent Supreme Court rulings.

New York's broadband law mandates affordable internet service plans for ISPs.

The Supreme Court case addresses the balance of state and federal regulatory authority over broadband services.

Judge Hellerstein denied Trump's request to move his case to federal court, impacting his trial schedule and appeal options.

The myth that no one knows what Trump was charged with is dispelled, clarifying that he was charged with 34 counts of violating New York Penal Law 175-10 in the first degree, which is a felony.

Prosecutors have conceded to postpone Trump's sentencing while determining his constitutional immunity, showcasing the challenges of prosecuting a former president.

Trump sued ABC and George Stephanopoulos for eliding the distinction about the sexual assault case.

The jury ruled Trump was liable for sexual assault, not rape, due to a technicality in his actions.

New York's Retail Worker Safety Act mandates panic buttons in large retail stores to enhance worker safety amid rising violence.

New York's Retail Worker Safety Act mandates panic buttons in large retailers to enhance employee safety against violence and threats.