Motorists who argue they were the victims of suspicionless stops at unlawful traffic checkpoints can proceed with some of their arguments, a federal judge has ruled.
While narrowing the claims against New York City and various New York City Police Department members and officials, Eastern District Judge Margo Brodie ruled the plaintiffs adequately pleaded unlawful stop claims.
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