New York’s Highest Court Strikes Down New York City’s Law Allowing Non-Citizens To Vote in Local Elections
On Thursday, six of the seven justices on New York’s Court of Appeals struck down New York City’s law, which would have given more than 800,000 non-citizens with permanent residency or are eligible to work the right to vote in local elections.
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New York's ethics watchdog ruled constitutional by state's top courtALBANY, N.Y. (AP) — New York's top court on Tuesday affirmed the constitutionality of an ethics watchdog created three ... powers mandated under the state constitution, since enforcing ...
The NY State Capitol. Mike Groll, Governor’s Office By Elizabeth Fine & Pei Pei Cheng de Castro New York State needs a strong ...
A watchdog has slapped an ethics complaint against “Squad” Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, accusing her of misusing taxpayer funds on dance “training.” Americans for Public Trust, a private ...
COELIG also oversees New York’s public sector ethics laws, in which it provides ... COELIG litigation was limited to the constitutional structure of COELIG. With that issue now settled, the ...
Cuomo and the current New York governor, Kathy Hochul. It demonstrates the need for an independent ethics watchdog ... the state’s top court recently ruled against Cuomo in his fight against ...
The federal government ethics watchdog whose attempted firing by President Donald Trump has been temporarily blocked, has ruled that the firings of some “probationary” federal employees may ...
New York’s Commission on Ethics ... the court ruled the structure of the commission, known as COELIG, does not violate the separation of powers as designated in the state constitution.
A federal appeals court on Wednesday allowed the Trump administration to remove a top federal ethics watchdog from his office ... asked the Supreme Court to rule that Trump had the power to ...
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