A short-term rental law passed by the New York City Council violates the Fourth Amendment of the U.S. Constitution.
Forcing businesses to turn over private and personal customer information violates the rights of all New Yorkers. Local Law 146, a short-term rental law passed by the New York City (NYC) Council and signed into law by Mayor de Blasio in August violates the Fourth Amendment of the U.S. Constitution and needs to be amended, NetChoice says.
NetChoice filed in the court cases of Airbnb vs. NYC and HomeAway vs. NYC. Both Airbnb and Homeway are seeking preliminary injunctions against NYC’s Local Law 146.
Damon Dash has responded to a lawsuit from his former business partner
Jay-Z. The Brooklyn rapper claimed that the music executive was trying to steal and sell the copyright to his debut album “Reasonable Doubt” through the digital marketplace SuperFarm as a non-fungible digital token, better known as an NFT.
However, in a new report from TMZ, which broke the news, Dash says the record label he, Jay, and business partner Kareem Burke built together in 1995 has its facts mixed up. Dash, who reportedly owns 1/3 of the iconic record label, says that he was trying to sell his shares of the company.
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Guards on duty the night of Jeffrey Epstein’s death accept plea deal
Federal prosecutors announced on Friday that charges against two Bureau of Prisons guards who were on duty the night that wealthy New York socialite Jeffrey Epstein was found dead in his Manhattan jail cell will be dropped in exchange for their cooperation with a Department of Justice investigation into the death.
In a letter to New York Southern District Court Judge Analisa Torres, US Attorney Audrey Strauss states, “After a thorough investigation, and based on the facts of this case and the personal circumstances of the defendants, the Government has determined that the interests of justice will best be served by deferring prosecution in this District.”