Court Strikes Down NY Law on Renting to Voucher Users
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A New York appeals court has struck down a law banning landlords from rejecting tenants using government aid, citing Fourth Amendment rights against unreasonable searches. The decision, while protecting landlords rights, has tenant advocates worried about potential rejections of the quarter million New Yorkers relying on these vouchers. Critics argue the decision relies on unlikely scenarios, and the state attorney generals office is reviewing whether to appeal.
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