A state judge on Monday stopped Mayor Michael Bloomberg's administration from banning the sale of large sugary drinks
at New York City restaurants and other venues, a major defeat for a
mayor who has made public-health initiatives a cornerstone of his
tenure.
The city is "enjoined and permanently restrained from implementing or
enforcing the new regulations," wrote New York Supreme Court Judge
Milton Tingling, blocking the rules one day before they would have taken
effect. The city's chief counsel, Michael Cardozo, pledged to quickly
appeal the ruling.
Now, if some judge would find Bloomie guilty of something related to his "MAIG" stings in other states...
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