N.Y. Judge Rejects School's Request for "Red Flag" Order Against 13-Year-Old, Including No-Knock Search Warrant

For the reasons set forth herein, the Court denied the TERPO application and set the matter down for a hearing for a Final Extreme Risk Protection Order on June 23, 2026….

At the outset, in issuing the denial of the Temporary Order, the Court found the request for a no-knock search warrant lacked evidentiary support in the Petition to grant the relief.

The TERPO Application in this matter requested a search warrant for the homes of both Respondent's mother and father, and to seize any firearms found therein.

The application specifically requested the Court to authorize execution of the search "at any time of the day or night" and "without notice of the officer's authority or purpose"—colloquially known as a "no-knock warrant." The standard for the issuance of a search warrant pursuant to CPLR Article 63-A is governed by the Criminal Procedure Law.

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