Progressive groups squeeze NY lawmakers over discovery law, involuntary commitments — holding up state budget

Source: New York Post

It’s no April Fools. Progressive groups including The Legal Aid Society are putting the squeeze on New York lawmakers to reject Gov. Kathy Hochul’s proposals on involuntary commitment and discovery reform – and helping hold the state budget past its April 1 deadline.

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