2018 New York Laws
PBH - Public Health
Article 33 - Controlled Substances
Title 5-A - Medical Use of Marihuana
3369 - Protections for the Medical Use of Marihuana.

* §  3369.  Protections for the medical use of marihuana. 1. Certified
  patients, designated caregivers, practitioners, registered organizations
  and the employees of registered organizations shall not  be  subject  to
  arrest,  prosecution,  or  penalty in any manner, or denied any right or
  privilege, including but not limited to civil  penalty  or  disciplinary
  action  by a business or occupational or professional licensing board or
  bureau,  solely  for  the  certified  medical  use  or  manufacture   of
  marihuana,  or  for  any other action or conduct in accordance with this
  title.
2. Non-discrimination. Being a certified patient shall be deemed to be
  having a "disability" under article fifteen of the executive law  (human
  rights  law),  section forty-c of the civil rights law, sections 240.00,
  485.00, and 485.05 of the penal law, and section 200.50 of the  criminal
  procedure  law.  This  subdivision  shall  not  bar the enforcement of a
  policy prohibiting an employee from performing  his  or  her  employment
  duties  while impaired by a controlled substance. This subdivision shall
  not require any person or entity to do any act that would put the person
  or entity in violation of federal law or cause  it  to  lose  a  federal
  contract or funding.
3.  The  fact  that  a  person is a certified patient and/or acting in
  accordance with this title, shall not be a consideration in a proceeding
  pursuant to applicable sections  of  the  domestic  relations  law,  the
  social services law and the family court act.
4.  (a) Certification applications, certification forms, any certified
  patient information contained within a database, and copies of  registry
  identification cards shall be deemed exempt from public disclosure under
  sections eighty-seven and eighty-nine of the public officers law.
(b)  The  name, contact information, and other information relating to
  practitioners registered with the department under this title  shall  be
  public  information  and  shall be maintained by the commissioner on the
  department's website  accessible  to  the  public  in  searchable  form.
  However, if a practitioner notifies the department in writing that he or
  she  does not want his or her name and other information disclosed, that
  practitioner's name and other information shall thereafter not be public
  information or  maintained  on  the  department's  website,  unless  the
  practitioner cancels the request.
* NB Repealed July 5, 2021