NY A06330

Allows any party aggrieved by a Court of Appeals decision to file a motion to renew when the legislature subsequently enacts a law that appears contrary to the court's ruling

Applies only when the original case has not been finally determined or remains pending (sub judice) and is still subject to some form of review

Requires the Court of Appeals to permit full briefing and oral argument on whether to change its decision based on the legislative clarification, unless the motion lacks substantial basis

Permits the court to consider legal questions addressed by the new legislation even if those issues were previously deemed unpreserved or not reached in the original decision

Motions must be filed within 90 days of either the new enactment or the effective date of this law, whichever is later