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· 4/30/2021

People v. Frarey

Citations

  • 193 A.D.3d 1362
  • 143 N.Y.S.3d 235
  • 2021 NY Slip Op 02659

How courts have described this case

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  • concluding that challenge to long-expired COVID-19 restrictions was moot
  • noting that application of the voluntary-cessation exception \turns on the circumstances of the particular case\ (emphasis added)
  • suggesting that events showed that the Governor changed COVID-19 restrictions not to game the judicial system \but in response to the progress made in battling the pandemic\
  • rejecting application of voluntary cessation doctrine where governor had not reimposed challenged restrictions “despite upticks in COVID-19 cases after he jettisoned” the challenged order
  • rejecting application of voluntary cessation doctrine where governor had not reimposed challenged restrictions “despite upticks in COVID-19 cases after he jettisoned” the challenged order
  • noting that this constituted a “night-and-day difference[]”

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