The NSSF has filed an amicus brief supporting the NYSRPA lawsuit against the SAFE Act. It focuses on vagueness and commerce.
3 thoughts on “NSSF files amicus brief”
Comments are closed.
All about guns, legislation and politics in New York
The NSSF has filed an amicus brief supporting the NYSRPA lawsuit against the SAFE Act. It focuses on vagueness and commerce.
Comments are closed.
GOOD!!! These briefs are really starting to stack up! Your days in office are numbered Cuomo!!!
Baby Cuomo is like his POS father. He relied on the 5 boroughs and Westchester to keep him in Albany too. Same with “3 Counties Quinn” in IL.
This brief is exceptionally well-written. It addresses the confusion which this poorly-crafted legislation has caused; it exposes the inherent conflicts within the SAFE Act (which actually creates or amends NINE laws); and it makes a crystal-clear case for Restraint of Trade. I have considered the ludicrous restrictions in several sections of the SAFE Act to be in violation of Article 1, Section 8 of the US Constitution, 3rd Paragraph (The Commerce Clause). States are precluded from regulating commerce between themselves and other states; thus, banning firearms in one state which are in common use across the USA is a usurpation of the power of Congress.
Good job, NSSA!