New York Sen. George M. Borrello, podium, Assemblyman Christopher Tague, left, and Assemblyman Michael Lawler, right, have sued the New York Department of Health for an emergency rule establishing isolation and quarantine procedures for those suspected of having a communicable disease during the COVID-19 pandemic. The complaint was filed by attorney Bobbie Anne Flower Cox, back. Photo: Brian Lee/ALM
Three Republican lawmakers and a citizens’ group have sued the New York Department of Health for an emergency rule establishing isolation and quarantine procedures for those suspected of having a communicable disease during the COVID-19 pandemic.
The ink was barely dry on the complaint, which was filed in state Supreme Court of Cattaraugus County on Monday, as the plaintiffs—Sen. George M. Borrello, R-Sunset Bay; Assemblyman Christopher W. Tague, R-Schoharie; and Michael Lawler, R-Pearl River; and Uniting NYS LLC— held a news conference outside the Capitol building in Albany on Tuesday.
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