Muslim individuals, businesses and organizations in New Jersey sued New York City over the NYPD’s surveillance program. The plaintiffs alleged that their religious identity, rather than evidence of wrongdoing, had made them targets, harming worship, association and livelihoods. Muslim Advocates and cooperating lawyers brought the initial action; the Center for Constitutional Rights later joined. The date records filing, not a final ruling on liability.
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What was the central allegation in Hassan v. City of New York?
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The plaintiffs challenged surveillance of Muslim community life and its effects on worship, association and livelihoods. Filing a complaint asserted claims rather than proving them in court.
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