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NY Civ Rights L § 47-B (2021)
2021 New York Laws CVR - Civil Rights Article 4-B - Rights of Persons With a Disability Accompanied by Guide Dogs, Hearing Dogs or Service Dogs 47-B - Miscellaneous Provisions.

§  47-b.  Miscellaneous  provisions.  1.  Persons  with  a  disability   accompanied by guide  dogs,  hearing  dogs  or  service  dogs  shall  be   guaranteed  the right to have such dogs in their immediate custody while   exercising any of the rights and privileges set forth in  this  article,   provided   that   in   instances   of  employment  pursuant  to  section   forty-seven-a of this article, such dog has been trained by a  qualified   person.  Blind persons shall, further, have the right to carry a cane in   their  immediate  custody  while  exercising  any  of  the  rights   and   privileges set forth in this section.2.  No  person  or  legal  entity, public or private, shall attempt to   impose or maintain any direct or  indirect  additional  charge  for  the   admittance  of  a  guide  dog, hearing dog or service dog accompanying a   person with a disability, nor shall any conditions or  restrictions  not   specifically set forth in this article be imposed on the person's rights   as set forth herein.3.  A  person  engaged  in  training  a  dog to guide or otherwise aid   persons with a disability, while engaged in  such  training  activities,   and  a person with a disability for whom the dog is being trained, shall   have the same rights  and  privileges  set  forth  for  persons  with  a   disability in this article.4.  The  term  "guide  dog", or "hearing dog" shall mean a dog that is   under the control, consistent with federal regulations implementing  the   Americans  with Disabilities Act, Title III, at 28 CFR 36.302(c), of the   person using or training it and has been or is being trained to guide or   otherwise to aid a person with a disability.5. For the purposes of this article the term "disability"  shall  have   the  same  meaning  as provided for in subdivision twenty-one of section   two hundred ninety-two of the executive law.6. Any law, rule, or regulation conflicting with any provision of this   article is, to the extent of said conflict only, deemed to be superseded   by the provisions of this article.7. "Service dog" means any dog  under  the  control,  consistent  with   federal  regulations  implementing  the Americans with Disabilities Act,   Title III, at 28 CFR 36.302(c), of the person using or training it,  and   that  has  been  or  is being individually trained to do work or perform   tasks for the benefit of a person with a disability.
NY Civ Rights L § 47-C (2021)
2021 New York Laws CVR - Civil Rights Article 4-B - Rights of Persons With a Disability Accompanied by Guide Dogs, Hearing Dogs or Service Dogs 47-C - Penalties.

§  47-c.  Penalties. 1. Any person or legal entity, public or private,   violating any provision of this article shall be guilty of a violation.2. Any person or legal entity, public or  private,  violating  section   forty-seven  and/or  subdivision  one or two of section forty-seven-b of   this article two or more times within a two year period shall be  guilty   of a violation punishable by a fine of one thousand dollars.
NY Civ Rights L § 48 (2021)
2021 New York Laws CVR - Civil Rights Article 4-C - Employment of Persons With Certain Genetic Disorders 48 - Definitions.

§  48.  Definitions. As used in this article, the term "unique genetic   disorder" shall mean and be limited to sickle cell  trait,  carriers  of   Tay-sachs disease or carriers of Cooley's anemia.
NY Civ Rights L § 48-A (2021)
2021 New York Laws CVR - Civil Rights Article 4-C - Employment of Persons With Certain Genetic Disorders 48-A - Employment of Persons With Certain Genetic Disorders.

§  48-a.  Employment of persons with certain genetic disorders. Unless   it can be clearly shown that a person's unique  genetic  disorder  would   prevent such person from performing the particular job, no person who is   otherwise qualified shall be denied equal opportunities to obtain and/or   maintain  employment  and/or  to  advance  in position in his job solely   because said person has a unique genetic disorder regardless of  whether   the  employer  or  prospective  employer  is  the state or any political   subdivision thereof or any other category of employer.
NY Civ Rights L § 48-B (2021)
2021 New York Laws CVR - Civil Rights Article 4-C - Employment of Persons With Certain Genetic Disorders 48-B - Penalties.

§  48-b. Penalties. Any person or legal entity, public or private, who   or which violates any provision of section forty-eight-a of this article   shall be guilty of a violation.
NY Civ Rights L § 50 (2021)
2021 New York Laws CVR - Civil Rights Article 5 - Right of Privacy 50 - Right of Privacy.

§  50.  Right  of privacy. A person, firm or corporation that uses for   advertising purposes, or for the purposes of trade, the  name,  portrait   or  picture  of  any  living  person  without  having first obtained the   written consent of such person, or if a minor of his or  her  parent  or   guardian, is guilty of a misdemeanor.
NY Civ Rights L § 50-B (2021)
2021 New York Laws CVR - Civil Rights Article 5 - Right of Privacy 50-B - Right of Privacy; Victims of Sex Offenses or Offenses Involving the Transmission of the Human Immunodeficiency Virus.

§  50-b.  Right  of  privacy;  victims  of  sex  offenses  or offenses   involving the transmission of the human immunodeficiency virus.  1.  The   identity  of  any  victim  of  a  sex offense, as defined in article one   hundred thirty or section 255.25, 255.26 or 255.27 of the penal law,  or   of   an   offense  involving  the  alleged  transmission  of  the  human   immunodeficiency  virus,  shall  be  confidential.  No  report,   paper,   picture,  photograph,  court  file or other documents, in the custody or   possession of any public officer or employee, which  identifies  such  a   victim  shall  be  made  available for public inspection. No such public   officer or employee shall disclose any portion  of  any  police  report,   court  file,  or  other  document, which tends to identify such a victim   except as provided in subdivision two of this section.2. The provisions of subdivision one of  this  section  shall  not  be   construed to prohibit disclosure of information to:a. Any person charged with the commission of an offense, as defined in   subdivision one of this section, against the same victim; the counsel or   guardian  of such person; the public officers and employees charged with   the duty of investigating, prosecuting, keeping records relating to  the   offense,  or any other act when done pursuant to the lawful discharge of   their duties; and any necessary witnesses for either party; orb. Any person who, upon application to  a  court  having  jurisdiction   over  the alleged offense, demonstrates to the satisfaction of the court   that good cause exists for disclosure to that person.  Such  application   shall  be  made  upon  notice  to  the  victim  or  other person legally   responsible for the care of  the  victim,  and  the  public  officer  or   employee charged with the duty of prosecuting the offense; orc. Any  person  or agency, upon written consent of the victim or other   person legally responsible for the care of the victim, except as may  be   otherwise required or provided by the order of a court.3.  The  court  having jurisdiction over the alleged offense may order   any restrictions upon disclosure authorized in subdivision two  of  this   section,   as   it   deems   necessary   and   proper  to  preserve  the   confidentiality of the identity of the victim.4. Nothing contained in this section shall be construed to require the   court to exclude the public from any stage of the criminal proceeding.5. No disclosure of confidential HIV related information,  as  defined   in  section  twenty-seven  hundred  eighty  of  the  public  health law,   including  the  identity  of  the  victim  of   an   offense   involving   transmission  of  the  human  immunodeficiency virus, shall be permitted   under this section contrary to  article  twenty-seven-F  of  the  public   health law.
NY Civ Rights L § 50-C (2021)
2021 New York Laws CVR - Civil Rights Article 5 - Right of Privacy 50-C - Private Right of Action.

§  50-c.  Private right of action. If the identity of the victim of an   offense defined in subdivision one of section fifty-b of this article is   disclosed in violation of such  section,  any  person  injured  by  such   disclosure  may bring an action to recover damages suffered by reason of   such wrongful disclosure. In any action brought under this section,  the   court may award reasonable attorney's fees to a prevailing plaintiff.
NY Civ Rights L § 50-D (2021)
2021 New York Laws CVR - Civil Rights Article 5 - Right of Privacy 50-D - Personnel Records of Court Officers.

§  50-d.  Personnel  records  of  court  officers.  1. As used in this   section, "personnel records  of  court  officers"  means  all  personnel   records  of  court  officers  as  defined  in paragraph a of subdivision   twenty-one of section 2.10  of  the  criminal  procedure  law,  used  to   evaluate performance toward continued employment or promotion, and under   the control of the office of court administration.2.  Personnel  records of court officers shall be disclosed in a court   action pursuant to the relevant provisions  of  the  criminal  procedure   law,  the  civil  practice  law and rules, or any other provision of law   governing such disclosure only after the court has notified the  subject   of  such  record that such record may be disclosed in a court action and   the court has given the subject of such  record  an  opportunity  to  be   heard  on  the  question  of whether the records sought are relevant and   material in the action before the court. If,  after  such  hearing,  the   court  determines  that  only a portion of such records are relevant and   material in the action before it, it  shall  make  those  parts  of  the   record  found  to  be  relevant and material available to the persons so   requesting.3. The provisions of this section shall not apply to any grand jury or   any agency  of  government  which  requires  the  records  described  in   subdivision  one  of  this  section in the furtherance of their official   duties.
NY Civ Rights L § 50-E (2021)
2021 New York Laws CVR - Civil Rights Article 5 - Right of Privacy 50-E - Personnel Records of Bridge and Tunnel Officers, Sergeants and Lieutenants.

§ 50-e. Personnel records of bridge and tunnel officers, sergeants and   lieutenants.  1.  As  used in this section, "personnel records of bridge   and tunnel officers, sergeants  and  lieutenants"  means  all  personnel   records  of  bridge  and  tunnel  officers, sergeants and lieutenants as   defined in subdivision twenty of section 2.10 of the criminal  procedure   law,  used  to  evaluate  performance  toward  continued  employment  or   promotion, and under the control of the  Triborough  bridge  and  tunnel   authority.2.  Personnel  records  of  bridge  and tunnel officers, sergeants and   lieutenants shall be  disclosed  in  a  court  action  pursuant  to  the   relevant  provisions  of  the criminal procedure law, the civil practice   law and rules, or any other provision of law governing  such  disclosure   only  after  the court has notified the subject of such record that such   record may be disclosed in a court action and the court  has  given  the   subject  of  such  record  an opportunity to be heard on the question of   whether the records sought are  relevant  and  material  in  the  action   before the court. If, after such hearing, the court determines that only   a portion of such records are relevant and material in the action before   it,  it  shall  make  those parts of the record found to be relevant and   material available to the persons so requesting.3. The provisions of this section shall not apply to any grand jury or   any agency  of  government  which  requires  the  records  described  in   subdivision  one  of  this  section in the furtherance of their official   duties.
NY Civ Rights L § 51 (2021)
2021 New York Laws CVR - Civil Rights Article 5 - Right of Privacy 51 - Action for Injunction and for Damages.

§  51.  Action  for injunction and for damages. Any person whose name,   portrait, picture or voice is used within  this  state  for  advertising   purposes  or for the purposes of trade without the written consent first   obtained as above provided may  maintain  an  equitable  action  in  the   supreme  court  of this state against the person, firm or corporation so   using his name, portrait, picture or voice, to prevent and restrain  the   use  thereof;  and  may  also  sue  and recover damages for any injuries   sustained by reason  of  such  use  and  if  the  defendant  shall  have   knowingly  used  such  person's name, portrait, picture or voice in such   manner as is forbidden or declared to be unlawful by  section  fifty  of   this  article, the jury, in its discretion, may award exemplary damages.   But nothing contained in this  article  shall  be  so  construed  as  to   prevent  any  person,  firm  or  corporation  from  selling or otherwise   transferring any material containing such  name,  portrait,  picture  or   voice  in whatever medium to any user of such name, portrait, picture or   voice, or to any third party for sale or transfer directly or indirectly   to such a user, for use in a manner lawful under this  article;  nothing   contained  in  this  article  shall  be  so  construed as to prevent any   person, firm or corporation, practicing the profession  of  photography,   from  exhibiting  in  or about his or its establishment specimens of the   work of such establishment, unless the same is continued by such person,   firm or corporation after written  notice  objecting  thereto  has  been   given  by  the  person  portrayed; and nothing contained in this article   shall be so construed as to prevent any person, firm or corporation from   using the name, portrait, picture or voice of any manufacturer or dealer   in connection  with  the  goods,  wares  and  merchandise  manufactured,   produced  or  dealt in by him which he has sold or disposed of with such   name, portrait, picture or voice used in connection therewith;  or  from   using  the  name,  portrait, picture or voice of any author, composer or   artist in connection with his literary, musical or artistic  productions   which  he  has  sold or disposed of with such name, portrait, picture or   voice used in connection therewith.  Nothing contained in  this  section   shall  be construed to prohibit the copyright owner of a sound recording   from disposing of, dealing in, licensing or selling that sound recording   to any party, if the right to dispose of, deal in, license or sell  such   sound recording has been conferred by contract or other written document   by  such living person or the holder of such right. Nothing contained in   the foregoing sentence shall be deemed to abrogate  or  otherwise  limit   any rights or remedies otherwise conferred by federal law or state law.
NY Civ Rights L § 52 (2021)
2021 New York Laws CVR - Civil Rights Article 5 - Right of Privacy 52 - Televising, Broadcasting or Taking Motion Pictures of Certain Proceedings Prohibited.

§  52.  Televising,  broadcasting or taking motion pictures of certain   proceedings prohibited. No  person,  firm,  association  or  corporation   shall  televise,  broadcast,  take  motion  pictures  or arrange for the   televising, broadcasting, or taking of motion pictures within this state   of proceedings, in which the testimony of witnesses by subpoena or other   compulsory process is or may be taken, conducted by a court, commission,   committee, administrative agency or other tribunal in this state; except   that the prohibition contained in this section shall not apply to public   hearings conducted by the public service commission with regard to rates   charged by utilities, or to proceedings by either  house  of  the  state   legislature  or  committee or joint committee of the legislature or by a   temporary state commission which includes members of the legislature, so   long as any testimony of witnesses  which  is  taken  is  taken  without   resort  to  subpoena  or other compulsory process, if (1) the consent of   the temporary president of the senate or the speaker of the assembly, in   the case of the respective houses  of  the  state  legislature,  or  the   chairman,  in the case of such a committee or commission, and a majority   of the members thereof present at  such  proceedings,  shall  have  been   first  obtained,  provided, however, that in the case of the public rate   hearings of the public service commission, it  shall  be  sufficient  to   obtain  the consent of the presiding officer, (2) the written consent of   the witness testifying at the time shall have been  obtained,  prior  to   the  time  of  his  testifying,  and  (3) it has been determined by such   presiding officer or chairman and such majority of the members  that  it   is  in  the  public  interest  to permit the televising, broadcasting or   taking of motion pictures.Any violation of this section shall be a misdemeanor.
NY Civ Rights L § 52-A (2021)
2021 New York Laws CVR - Civil Rights Article 5 - Right of Privacy 52-A - Private Right of Action for Unwarranted Video Imaging of Residential Premises.

§  52-a.  Private  right  of  action  for unwarranted video imaging of   residential premises.  1.  Any  owner  or  tenant  of  residential  real   property  shall  have  a private right of action for damages against any   person who installs or  affixes  a  video  imaging  device  on  property   adjoining such residential real property for the purpose of video taping   or  taking  moving  digital  images of the recreational activities which   occur in the backyard of  the  residential  real  property  without  the   written  consent  thereto  of  such  owner  and/or tenant with intent to   harass, annoy or alarm another person, or with intent  to  threaten  the   person  or  property  of  another person. The provisions of this section   shall not apply to any law enforcement personnel engaged in the  conduct   of their authorized duties.2.  For  the  purposes  of  this  section,  "backyard" shall mean that   portion of the parcel on which  residential  real  property  is  located   which  extends  beyond  the  rear  footprint of the residential dwelling   situated thereon, and to the side and rear  boundaries  of  such  parcel   extending beyond the rear footprint of such residential dwelling.
NY Civ Rights L § 52-C-2 (2021)
2021 New York Laws CVR - Civil Rights Article 5 - Right of Privacy 52-C*2 - Employers Engaged in Electronic Monitoring; Prior Notice Required.

*§  52-c.  Employers  engaged  in  electronic monitoring; prior notice required.  1.  For  purposes  of  this  section,  employer   means   any individual,  corporation, partnership, firm, or association with a place of business in the  state.  It  shall  not  include  the  state  or  any political subdivision of the state.   2.  (a)  Any  employer  who monitors or otherwise intercepts telephone conversations or transmissions, electronic  mail  or  transmissions,  or internet  access  or usage of or by an employee by any electronic device or system,  including  but  not  limited  to  the  use  of  a  computer, telephone,   wire,   radio,   or   electromagnetic,  photoelectronic  or photo-optical systems, shall give prior written notice  upon  hiring  to all  employees  who  are  subject  to  electronic monitoring. The notice required by this subdivision shall  be  in  writing,  in  an  electronic record,  or  in another electronic form and acknowledged by the employee either in writing or electronically. Each employer shall also  post  the notice  of electronic monitoring in a conspicuous place which is readily available for viewing by its employees who  are  subject  to  electronic monitoring.  (b)  For  purposes of written notice required by paragraph (a) of this subdivision, an employee shall be advised that  any  and  all  telephone conversations  or  transmissions,  electronic  mail or transmissions, or internet access or usage by an employee  by  any  electronic  device  or system,  including  but not limited to the use of a computer, telephone, wire, radio or electromagnetic, photoelectronic or photo-optical systems may be subject to monitoring at any and all  times  and  by  any  lawful means.   3.  The  attorney  general may enforce the provisions of this section. Any employer found to be in violation of this section shall  be  subject to  a  maximum  civil  penalty  of  five  hundred  dollars for the first offense, one thousand dollars for the second offense and three  thousand dollars for the third and each subsequent offense.   4.  The  provisions  of this section shall not apply to processes that are designed to manage the  type  or  volume  of  incoming  or  outgoing electronic  mail or telephone voice mail or internet usage, that are not targeted to monitor or intercept the electronic mail or telephone  voice mail  or  internet  usage  of  a  particular  individual,  and  that are performed solely for the purpose of computer system  maintenance  and/or protection.   * NB There are 2 § 52-c's   * NB Effective May 7, 2022
NY Civ Rights L § 53 (2021)
2021 New York Laws CVR - Civil Rights Article 5-A - Membership Corporations and Unincorporated Associations. 53 - Copies of Documents and Statements to Be Filed.

§  53.  Copies of documents and statements to be filed. Every existing   membership corporation, and every  existing  unincorporated  association   having  a  membership  of  twenty  or more persons, which corporation or   association  requires  an  oath  as  a  prerequisite  or  condition   of   membership,  other  than  a labor union, a fraternity or sorority having   chapters composed  only  of  students  in  or  alumni  of  colleges  and   universities  in  this and another state or states, or a chapter of such   fraternity  or  sorority,  or  a  benevolent  order  mentioned  in   the   benevolent  orders  law,  within  thirty  days  after this article takes   effect, and every such corporation or association  hereafter  organized,   within  ten  days  after  the  adoption  thereof,  shall  file  with the   secretary of state a sworn copy of  its  constitution,  by-laws,  rules,   regulations  and  oath  of  membership,  together  with  a roster of its   membership and a list of its officers for the current year.  Every  such   corporation  and  association  shall, in case its constitution, by-laws,   rules, regulations or  oath  of  membership  or  any  part  thereof,  be   revised,  changed,  or  amended,  within ten days after such revision or   amendment file with the secretary of state a sworn copy of such revised,   changed or amended constitution, by-law, rule,  regulation  or  oath  of   membership.  Every  such  corporation or association shall within thirty   days after a change  has  been  made  in  its  officers  file  with  the   secretary  of  state  a  sworn statement showing such change. Every such   corporation or association shall at intervals of six  months  file  with   the secretary of state a sworn statement showing the names and addresses   of  such additional members as have been received in such corporation or   association during such interval.
NY Civ Rights L § 54 (2021)
2021 New York Laws CVR - Civil Rights Article 5-A - Membership Corporations and Unincorporated Associations. 54 - Resolutions Concerning Political Matters.

§ 54. Resolutions concerning political matters. Every such corporation   or  association  shall, within ten days after the adoption thereof, file   in the office of the secretary of state every resolution, or the minutes   of  any  action  of  such  corporation  or  association,  providing  for   concerted  action  of  its  members  or  of a part thereof to promote or   defeat legislation, federal, state or municipal, or  to  support  or  to   defeat any candidate for political office.