The New York City Department of Corrections does not have to turn over personal information and photographs of inmates to the operator of a website that displays the information and images unless the inmate pays to have the photo removed.
Queens Supreme Court Justice Darrell Gavrin (See Profile) ruled in Prall v. New York City Department of Corrections, 9354/12, that the department had good reason to deny a Freedom of Information Law request for the information.
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