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New York State has enacted a law that criminalizes the harassment of congregants at houses of worship and parochial schools. This law was introduced as a measure to address rising antisemitic incidents.
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New York State has enacted a law that criminalizes the harassment of congregants at houses of worship and parochial schools. This law was introduced as a measure to address rising antisemitic incidents.
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New NYS law makes it a crime to harass congregants going in and out of churches, parochial schools
New York State Law Criminalizes Harassment of Congregants at Places of Worship