A federal district court dismissed Hassan v. City of New York, the challenge brought by Muslim plaintiffs against NYPD surveillance in New Jersey. The ruling rejected standing and the plausibility of their discrimination claims. Their representatives criticized the decision as legitimizing religious profiling. This entry documents a setback in an ongoing struggle, not a final victory for the plaintiffs.
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The district court’s Hassan decision was a final victory for the Muslim surveillance plaintiffs.
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The district court dismissed their lawsuit. The plaintiffs later appealed, so this event records a setback rather than their final victory.