
146 bills. Ordered by the date of each bill’s latest official action: referral, amendment, floor vote, passage or signature.
Impact is how much a bill would change if enacted, from 1 (minimal) to 10 (transformational). Passage is our estimate of the chance it becomes law this session. How we score
Relates to motions for summary judgment.
Changes the name of the Briarwood-Van Wyck subway station to the Briarwood station; requires the MTA to update all signs and maps with the new name.
Relates to appointments to the water board of the city of New York.
Creates the crime of staging a motor vehicle accident.
Provides that attorneys licensed to practice in the state may serve as a poll watcher in any city or county in the state.
Relates to claims for loss or damage to real property; creates continuing education requirements for licensed persons and qualifications for public and independent adjusters; allows for a revocation…
Requires colleges to educate the campus community on bias-related crime, hazing, underage drinking and illegal drug use; expands authority of colleges to regulate conduct by college and student…
Repeals provisions of law granting real property tax exemption to certain entities.
Requires signs to be posted at gasoline stations for consumers to contact the department of state regarding price or product problems.
Establishes that if financial loss has been made and a registrant or unregistered repair shop fails to comply with an order to pay restitution, the commissioner shall, by order, increase the amount…
Increases the fine that may be imposed for violations of real estate licensing laws and provides for procedures in connection with violations involving nonsolicitation orders and cease and desist…
Removes the state insurance fund's exemption from licensing and other requirements of the insurance law; requires the superintendent of insurance to approve the rules adopted by the state insurance…
Relates to members of the police force who use hearing assistance devices and the definition of disabled.
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Requires counties to maintain a confidential registry of people of all ages with disabilities for the purpose of evacuating and sheltering such persons during disasters.
Establishes an emergency evacuation plan for individuals with disabilities; establishes $500 fine for failure to comply with such plan within one year of the effective date.
Provides that absentee ballots for all elections shall be made available in Braille and large print, upon request of a blind or visually impaired voter no less than 30 days prior to each election day.
Requires animal shelters that receive state funding to annually report on intake and disposition of animals; such reports shall be available to the public.
Authorizes a class action lawsuit in anti-trust actions.
Prohibits physical contact or activity in any organization's initiating ceremony.
Includes bias-related graffiti in hate crimes.
Relates to conditions when a motion for summary judgment in lieu of complaint may be entered; establishes the proof required to support such motion; establishes procedures for answering such a…
Relates to licenses for the rental horse business.
Authorizes localities to provide for an additional real property tax exemption for senior citizens who meet the income eligibility limits and other criteria to the extent of sixty percent of the…
Includes persons with disabilities as "minority group members" as defined in the executive law.
Abolishes the minimum charge for the supply of water by the New York city municipal water finance authority and the New York city water board.
Prohibits the sale of jewelry that includes a small magnet which is meant to mimic a tongue piercing and requires a warning printed on the packaging of any other products containing a small magnet.
Relates to the tolling of charges imposed by meter for residential use of the water supply when such charges are disputed.
Provides that displaying a device that appears to be an explosive or hazardous substance but is not while knowingly entering or remaining unlawfully in a building with the intent to commit a crime…
Grants the commissioner of buildings of New York City the power to waive provisions of the multiple dwelling law with regard to construction or alteration of multiple dwellings.
Authorizes the commissioner of transportation to conduct a study pertaining to a proposed expansion of the Long Island Motor Parkway.
Grants the superintendent of financial services authority to investigate fraudulent activities, such as motor vehicle operators who drive with no insurance coverage, and those who misrepresent their…
Makes provisions regarding the payment of utility bills to authorized payment agencies providing that such payment shall be deemed to be a payment to the utility on the date of payment to the agent,…
Enacts the auxiliary police officer protection act.
Provides for community service as one of the punishments for the violation of a local law in a municipality.
Relates to certain notices of claims, pleading an affirmative defense and making a motion to dismiss.
Authorizes a lottery game for a community grant fund, which fund shall be dedicated to community groups organized pursuant to paragraph three or four of subdivision (c) of section five hundred one…
Authorizes gambling on professional sporting events and athletic events sponsored by universities or colleges at betting facilities located at thoroughbred and harness racetracks operating in this…
Relates to rental discrimination based on income.
Affords uniformed personnel of the NYC department of correction and uniformed members of the NYC department of sanitation the option of taking a monetary payment in lieu of terminal leave at the…
Enacts the auxiliary police officer protection act.
Prohibits discrimination against religious attire and appurtenances thereto, including facial hair.
Creates the crimes of staging a motor vehicle accident in the first and second degrees; prohibits acting as a passenger or an operator of a motor vehicle with intent to defraud by means of planning…
Establishes registry in New York City for residents who do not want circulars or other printed material or samples of a commercial nature left at residence.
Enacts the "state workforce injury reduction act"; requires state agencies to submit a written action plan for reducing occurrences of injuries in the coming year to the governor and the legislature.
Relates to appointments to the water board of the city of New York.
Provides that the plaintiff may serve, with the summons, a motion for summary judgment, with supporting papers described in this section, when the action is based solely upon: any judgment; an…
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