New York Constitution of the State of New York

• NY CONST Art. I, § 1. Rights, privileges and franchise secured;  uncontested primary elections

• NY CONST Art. I, § 2. Trial by jury;  how waived

• NY CONST Art. I, § 7. Just compensation for taking private property;  private roads;  drainage of agricultural lands

• NY CONST Art. I, § 8. Freedom of speech and press;  criminal prosecutions for libel

• NY CONST Art. I, § 9. Right to assemble and petition;  judicial divorces;  gambling, except pari-mutuel betting, prohibited

• NY CONST Art. I, § 12. Security against unreasonable searches, seizures and interceptions

• NY CONST Art. I, § 14. Common law and acts of the state legislatures

• NY CONST Art. I, § 17. Labor not a commodity;  hours and wages in public work;  right to organize and bargain collectively

• NY CONST Art. I, § 18. Workers' compensation

• NY CONST Art. XIII, § 13. Law enforcement and other officers

• NY CONST Art. II, § 3. Persons excluded from the right of suffrage

• NY CONST Art. II, § 4. Certain occupations and conditions not to affect residence

• NY CONST Art. II, § 7. Manner of voting;  identification of voters

• NY CONST Art. II, § 8. Bi-partisan registration and election boards

• NY CONST Art. II, § 9. Residence qualification for voting at elections of president and vice-president

• NY CONST Art. VI, § 33. Continuation of existing laws consistent with article;  enactment of new laws to promote purposes of article

• NY CONST Art. III, § 3. Senate districts

• NY CONST Art. III, § 4. Readjustments and reapportionments;  when federal census to control

• NY CONST Art. III, § 5. Apportionment of assembly members;  creation of assembly districts

• NY CONST Art. III, § 5-b. Independent redistricting commission

• NY CONST Art. III, § 6. Compensation and travelling expenses of members

• NY CONST Art. III, § 7. Qualification of members;  certain civil appointments prohibited

• NY CONST Art. III, § 14. Manner of passing bills;  message of necessity for immediate vote

• NY CONST Art. III, § 17. Cases in which private or local bills shall not be passed

• NY CONST Art. III, § 21. Certain sections not to apply to bills recommended by certain commissioners or public agencies

• NY CONST Art. III, § 22. Tax laws to state tax and object;  references to federal tax laws

• NY CONST Art. III, § 23. When yeas and nays necessary;  three-fifths to constitute quorum

• NY CONST Art. III, § 24. Prison labor;  contract system abolished

• NY CONST Art. III, § 25. Continuity of state and local governmental operations in periods of emergency

• NY CONST Art. IV, § 1. Executive power;  election and terms of governor and lieutenant-governor