Motion-Secondary: Sharok Jacobi, Chedva Benelyahou v. Village Of Saddle Rock

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                                EXHIBIT A
                   SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK
                             COUNTY OF NASSAU


Sharok Jacobi and Chedva Benelyahou,                         Index No. 609519/2023
individually and on behalf of all others similarly
situated,
                                  Plaintiffs,                [PROPOSED] ORDER

                    - against -

Village of Saddle Rock,
                                  Defendant

       AND NOW, this ____ day of _______, 2023, Plaintiffs’ Motion to have the above-

captioned action certified as a class action against Defendant in accordance with CPLR. §§ 901

and 902, upon consideration of the papers in Support of the Motion, Defendant’s papers in

Opposition to the Motion, and Plaintiffs’ Reply papers in Support of the Motion, it is hereby

ORDERED that the Motion is GRANTED as follows:

           (1)     The above-captioned action is hereby CERTIFIED as a class action for

                   Plaintiffs’ claims of Violations of New York Civil Rights Law (“CRL”) § 11

                   and Article 1, §§ 5 and 6 of the New York State Constitution, and Unjust

                   Enrichment;

           (2)     The Class consists of all persons who were issued violations under the Village

                   of Saddle Rock’s photo enforcement program (“Class Members” or “Class”);

           (3)     Plaintiffs Sharok Jacobi and Chedva Benelyahou shall serve as representatives

                   of the Class;

           (4)     Plaintiffs’ Counsel, Sheehan & Associates, P.C., shall serve as Class Counsel;

           (5)     The proposed Notice of Class Action Lawsuit Regarding Photo Enforcement

                   Program and Opt-Out Form, attached as Exhibit A to the Affirmation in
               Support, is hereby APPROVED for distribution to Class Members;

         (6)   Defendant shall produce to Plaintiffs in Microsoft Excel format a list of all Class

               Members, including their names, last known mailing address, all known

               telephone numbers, e-mail addresses and other indicia in its possession to

               enable Notice and identification (“Class List”), within fourteen (14) business

               days of this Order;

         (7)   Plaintiffs’ Counsel shall mail the Notice to Class Members within twenty-one

               (21) business days of receipt of the Class List from Defendant; and

         (8)   Other and further relief as the Court deems just and proper.


SO ORDERED.

Mineola, New York

Dated:
                                               Hon.




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