ALBANY – Gov. Andrew Cuomo signed into law Wednesday bills that he said would aid efforts to combat domestic violence by refining New York’s stalking and aggravated harassment laws.
One of the measures, A10128/S7869, was a response to the state Court of Appeals’ May 13 ruling in People v. Golb, 2014 NY Slip Op 03426, in which the court declared the second-degree aggravated harassment statute unconstitutionally vague.
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