Latest NY state handgun permit law

[bcr229]

GOA suing NY over new carry law

Lawsuits take aim at New York’s new gun-control rules for carry permits

Gov. Kathy Hochul tried to thwart the US Supreme Court with a new law that makes virtually all of New York a gun-free zone.

nypost.com

Complaint:

https://www.gunowners.org/wp-content/uploads/Complaint-with-exhibits.pdf

 

[Afrikeber]

Looks like a U.S wide constitutional carry is about to happen.

 

[teratos]

Looks like a U.S wide constitutional carry is about to happen.

 

[camo556]

New York wont be issuing permits for 7 months.

New York To Stop Issuing Concealed Carry Permits For 7 Months ~ VIDEO

Multiple emails leaked to AmmoLand News have shown that New York State plans to shut down the permitting process on September 1, 2022.

www.ammoland.com

Multiple emails leaked to AmmoLand News have shown that New York State plans to shut down the permitting process on September 1, 2022.

At least until the Division of Criminal Justice Services (DCJS) and Superintendent of State Police come up with the details of the newly required and likely difficult training regime under CCIA. The estimated date for the training course to be designed and submitted to the State for approval is April 1, 2023!?

The new standard requires two hours of range time.

Their stupidity is only matched by their arrogance.

 

[teratos]

New York wont be issuing permits for 7 months.

New York To Stop Issuing Concealed Carry Permits For 7 Months ~ VIDEO

Multiple emails leaked to AmmoLand News have shown that New York State plans to shut down the permitting process on September 1, 2022.

www.ammoland.com

The new standard requires two hours of range time.

Their stupidity is only matched by their arrogance.

7 months doesn’t sound Constitutional.

 

[camo556]

7 months doesn’t sound Constitutional.

Not much about the New York law does under Bruen.

 

[Allen65]

7 months doesn’t sound Constitutional.

Is there a level of smackdown above epic? Because that's where NY is headed.

 

[swinokur]

They can’t hide behind the 2A two step any more.

There is a new sheriff in town and his name is Clarence

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[kshaw]

Obviously, these laws are being passed either because the appropriate parties have not read the New York State Rifle & Pistol Association vs. Bruen case or have chosen to ignore it. My question to attorneys here, does the city or state passing these laws now have a duty to review them first under the Text, History, and Tradition criteria before signing off as law? If so, and the state is unable to prove that they have done their due diligence, shouldn't these new laws be treated as Civil Rights violations?

 

[Applehd]

I'm no lawyer, but you would certainly think so.

 

[Bob A]

Obviously, these laws are being passed either because the appropriate parties have not read the New York State Rifle & Pistol Association vs. Bruen case or have chosen to ignore it. My question to attorneys here, does the city or state passing these laws now have a duty to review them first under the Text, History, and Tradition criteria before signing off as law? If so, and the state is unable to prove that they have done their due diligence, shouldn't these new laws be treated as Civil Rights violations?

Just because they "should" doesn't mean they will.

Maryland, California and , yes, New York, readily demonstrate what they think of the COTUS; namely not much, unless they can twist it until child murder, for example, is a "constitutional right."

 

[MDFF2008]

As much as you all hate Hogan, remember that while he may be a bandwagoner, he has not called a special session of the MGA, and thus no state-wide changes can happen until January, so a lot of people will be carrying by the time the MGA meets.

 

[6-Pack]

It’s be great if the lower court issued an injunction to cut this off at the pass and then force the state to appeal it up, then go back to the SCOTUS, hat in hand, ready for the smack down.

 

[6-Pack]

As much as you all hate Hogan, remember that while he may be a bandwagoner, he has not called a special session of the MGA, and thus no state-wide changes can happen until January, so a lot of people will be carrying by the time the MGA meets.

I believe that 3/5 of the legislature can petition for a special session. For 2A, Hogan hasn’t helped us one bit.

 

[lazarus]

It’s be great if the lower court issued an injunction to cut this off at the pass and then force the state to appeal it up, then go back to the SCOTUS, hat in hand, ready for the smack down.

I think odds are good the district court will issue a preliminary injunction before the law goes into effect. One was just requested in the last few days on the lawsuit.

If the district court won't (we will know within a few weeks), the appeals court likely will. If not them, then SCOTUS almost certainly will.

 

[Crazytrain]

I believe that 3/5 of the legislature can petition for a special session. For 2A, Hogan hasn’t helped us one bit.

This is Maryland. We should probably be grateful that he hasn't actively sought to hurt us. Helping? That is a fairy tail.

 

[swinokur]

Hogan has done nothing because he’s a lame duck

Nothing more nothing less


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[Fedora]

Looks like a U.S wide constitutional carry is about to happen.

Either this or intrastate reciprocation of CCW licenses, resident or non-resident.

 

[press1280]

7 months doesn’t sound Constitutional.

Permits are issued by the counties. How will they stop all counties from issuing?

 

[JohnnyE]

Maryland is deep blue. It's difficult to imaging Hogan acting like the governor of Wyoming would act. Anyone promising to do that does not get elected governor of Maryland.