Interviews – Cox Lawyers, PLLC

The Quarantine Camp Quandary

Cox Lawyers — Mon, 24 Nov 2025 19:18:09 +0000

Transcript and video from the Brownstone Institute conference, “The Great Transition”, “Law and Legal Issues” panel, November 1, 2025

The following is from Bobbie Anne Cox’s Substack:

As you likely know, in addition to practicing law, I am also proudly a Fellow at the prestigious Brownstone Institute. For those readers who may be unfamiliar with Brownstone, it is a non-partisan think tank dedicated to “elevating learning, science, progress, and universal rights to the forefront of public life”, as noted on their elaborate and informative website.

Earlier this month, we had Brownstone’s 5th annual conference, at which I participated as one of the attorneys on the “Law and Legal Issues” panel. The panel was moderated by my colleague, Brownstone founder and President, Jeffrey Tucker, who asked me to discuss the harrowed story of my epic David v. Goliath battle against the worst governor in our nation, who runs one of the most radical states… New York.

Click HERE to watch the interview of the discussion on Substack or to read the full article and the transcript of the discussion.

Breaking News: New York’s Highest Court Delivers Pivotal Ruling – Only U.S. Citizens Can Vote!

Cox Lawyers — Tue, 25 Mar 2025 01:54:51 +0000

New York State’s highest court, the Court of Appeals, ruled to uphold the NYS Constitution against the radical Left’s outrageous attack on our sovereignty. In short, the Court struck down New York City’s wildly outlandish law that gave non-citizens the right to vote.

Watch the NTD News interview below with attorney, Bobbie Anne Cox. In the interview, she explains the details of the ruling and its importance.

Bret Weinstein and Attorney Cox Discuss Prop 1

Cox Lawyers — Sun, 03 Nov 2024 13:20:57 +0000

Discussion with Bret Weinstein: Equal protection under the law is in jeopardy from Prop 1. Supporters of Prop 1 argue that it would protect against discrimination, yet a hidden paragraph reveals it could actually pave the way for a sweeping new form of discrimination. Equal protection under the law is at risk. Watch the interview below to learn more. Also, click HERE to read more about Prop 1.

Bobbie Anne Cox to Newsmax: N.Y.’s Prop. 1 ‘Bait and Switch’

Cox Lawyers — Thu, 31 Oct 2024 14:52:38 +0000

Click Here to watch Attorney Cox’s interview on the Chris Salcedo Show.

By Solange Reyner | Tuesday, 29 October 2024 01:14 PM EDT

New York State’s Ballot Proposal 1 is a “bait and switch,” says Bobbie Anne Cox, a New York civil rights attorney and a Fellow at the Brownstone Institute.

“You know, the language sounds wonderful when you read it on the ballot. … It sounds great, prevent unequal treatment to these classes. And then it lists like 12 new classes that they want to add to our Constitution in New York State,” Cox said Monday during an appearance on Newsmax ‘s “Chris Salcedo Show.”

“But when you read the actual language that would go into our Constitution and not just the two sentence summary that’s on the ballot, you understand that this is a lot more than what they’re saying. This is they named it something lovely, like the Equal Rights Amendment. But that language doesn’t even appear on the ballot. It’s not part of the proposal that would go into the Constitution,” she added.

Ballot Proposal 1, according to NYC Votes, an initiative of the New York City Campaign Finance Board, “adds anti-discrimination provisions to State Constitution. Covers ethnicity, national origin, age, disability, and sex, including sexual orientation, gender identity, and pregnancy. Also covers reproductive healthcare and autonomy.”

Cox said the measure will, if passed, “erode parental rights.”

“It’s going to give males a constitutional right to be in female spaces, locker rooms, bathrooms, showers, dormitories. It’s going to give illegal immigrants the same rights as citizens. And it’s going to make New York State a permanent sanctuary state.

“It’s going to open the door for noncitizen voting, and you’re also going to see the disintegration of parental rights because, you know, it says you can’t discriminate based on age. You’re going to have parents being pushed out of their children’s lives and decisions, which is already happening here in New York State, as we saw with this guidance that the New York State Department of Education issued last year, which says that schools have to refrain from telling parents when their child is interested in or is actually trying to change their gender.”

New York City two years ago “passed a law saying that noncitizens could vote in their elections,” she added.

“And if you read the language, it would include some illegal immigrants as well. Now that was challenged, and it was struck down by the court. But Mayor [Eric] Adams is appealing and is trying to get that law reinstated. So, you know, we’re already seeing these things happen. And if Prop. 1 passes and this goes into our Constitution, the floodgates are going to open. And all of this is going to become fair game.”

Click HERE to read the article & watch the interview on Newsmax.

Attorney Cox Discusses Prop 1 on The Rob Astorino Show

Cox Lawyers — Thu, 31 Oct 2024 12:45:42 +0000

Listen to Attorney Cox and Rob Astorino discuss Prop 1 and what could happen if this dangerous proposal passes. For more information about Prop 1 click HERE

Attorney Cox on AMAC’s Better for America with Rebecca Weber

Cox Lawyers — Wed, 16 Oct 2024 11:26:15 +0000

Attorney Cox discusses the language of Prop 1 with AMAC’s Better for America’s Rebecca Weber. Click the photo below to watch the interview in order to fully understand how Prop 1 is a Trojan Horse of epic proportion. For more information about Prop 1 click HERE.

Ivor Cummins and Attorney Cox Discuss Why You Should Vote No on Prop 1

Cox Lawyers — Sun, 13 Oct 2024 13:02:25 +0000

Watch the interview below with Ivor Cummins and Attorney Cox as they discuss reasons why voting NO on Prop 1 is so important. For more info on Prop 1 click HERE.

Attorney Cox on Good Morning CHD Talks About Prop 1 (aka The Parent Replacement Act)

Cox Lawyers — Sat, 21 Sep 2024 02:51:41 +0000

Attorney Bobbie Anne Cox, and Wai Wah Chin from the Chinese American Citizens Alliance Greater New York sounded the alarm on Good Morning CHD with host Michael Kane about the extreme dangers of Prop 1. On November 5, 2024, Prop 1 will be on the ballot for New Yorkers to vote on. It is crucial that every NY voter understands the consequences of Prop 1 before they vote.

In the interview, Attorney Cox and Wai Wah give details on what this amendment would do to parental rights, children, women/girls’ sports, how it will allow illegals rights as citizens and more. Attorney Cox explains that the “Democrats have a very weak argument”. She says “it is a form of gaslighting” when they claim the proposal is all about protecting women’s rights to abortion. According to Attorney Cox, “the word abortion is not in the amendment.” She said, “if it was about abortion why didn’t they add it to the language of the amendment?” She also points out that NY already has very strong laws (for about 50 years) that protect women’s rights to abortion. Attorney Cox said putting abortion in the state constitution is completely unnecessary because the laws are set and there is no chance the abortion laws will be reversed. “It is a smokescreen and not the true reason they are pushing this amendment. What Democrats are really doing will cause a reversal of women’s rights.”

If Prop 1 passes, both Attorney Cox and Wai Wah claim the result will be a total breakdown of the family which is one of the goals of the Democrats in NYS. It is so important that every New Yorker educates themselves about Prop 1. The best way to do that is to watch the interview HERE.

NTD NEWS -Can Squatters Steal Your Home?! Attorney Bobbie Anne Cox Explains

Cox Lawyers — Wed, 27 Mar 2024 02:15:56 +0000

The Quarantine Case And The Bizarre Ruling Of The NY Appeals Court

Cox Lawyers — Wed, 20 Mar 2024 14:50:19 +0000

You know what’s crazier than a NY Department of Health? The Appeals Court judges who ruled that NY lawmakers “don’t have standing” to argue their Constitutional right to make and pass the laws of NY state. Once the rule of law is seen to be capricious and arbitrary, why bother living lawfully?

by Chris Martenson

Three legs make a stool stable. Once upon a time, the US had significant economic and social stability because of (1) the legislative branch, (2) the executive branch, and (3) the judicial branch.

Laws aren’t tangible things; they are words on paper that people imbue with power because they are fair and widely agreed upon.

These days, it’s remarkably easy to find jaw-dropping court decisions that don’t even pretend to follow the laws of the land. They are often indistinguishable from virtue-signaling ‘in-group’ expressions so that the judges and prosecutors involved can advance their partisan power or increase their local social standing.

Today’s Off The Cuff podcast with attorney Bobbie Anne Cox starkly illustrates one such case. After whomping the NY Governor and Attorney General in a trial court, Bobbie Anne saw her case not only get appealed but overturned on appeal 5-0.

The case? Challenging the nefarious and deeply concerning laws that the NY Department of Health had passed that gave them the right to quarantine anyone at any time for any length of time in any facility of their choosing (including one’s own home) without having to prove that the involved persons actually had an illness or any communicable disease at all.

The case rested on the Constitutional principle that only lawmakers have the power to pass laws, and that agencies are limited to interpreting those laws. The actions of the NY Health Department wildly exceeded their authority by making rules that were really laws in that they deprived people of their freedom and ability to earn income without any due process remedy available.

The appeals court made the jaw-dropping, comical-if-it-weren’t-so-serious, “ruling” that the three NY lawmakers Ms. Cox had as plaintiffs “didn’t have standing” to bring the case and struck down the trial court decision. Well, if lawmakers don’t have standing in a case involving the making of laws, then the laws don’t actually mean anything. They are empty words on paper.

It’s crazy, but here we are…tune in for this amazing interview for more.