Several Nassau Co. bills introduced

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Several local bills have been introduced to the county legislature in response to the SCOTUS decision:

  • Clerk Item 151-22 – Requires NCPD to cross-check the names of individuals who are involuntarily transported to facilities for emergency psychiatric care against the pistol license registry.
  • Clerk Item 192-22 – Mandatory firearms storage.
  • Clerk Item 193-22 – Legal assistance for filing ERPO.
  • Clerk Item 194-22 – Requires gun dealers post signs warning of the dangers of firearms.

Pistol licensing holdup

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There is a rumor circulating that starting in September, no new pistol license applications will be processed until a training regime is put into place.

I can see this happening, but I have not seen the original e-mail where this supposedly started from.

Newsbits

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Thursday’s Newsbits:

At 10:30am this morning Gov. Kathy Hochul will make a “gun violence prevention announcement,” CAMBA, 1667 Pitkin Ave., Brooklyn.

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Paladino’s lawsuit

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Carl Paladino has filed a lawsuit against Hochul’s Law.

It is narrowly tailored, targeting carrying on private property.

Paladino Gun Lawsuit by News10NBC

First lawsuit against Hochul’s Law

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Here is the first lawsuit filed against parts of Hochul’s Law, challenging social media disclosure, character references and training requirements.

I do not know anything about the plaintiff.

Here is the filing.

Newsbits

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Monday’s Newsbits:

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First lawsuit filed

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The first post-Bruen lawsuit in New York has been filed against the “assault weapons” part of the SAFE Act.

The lawyer who filed the suit does not have a good record on the issue.

Here is the filing.

True statement

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Found at Politico:

“… “I think that New York state is intentionally doing everything you can to violate the constitution with impunity,” said Amy Bellantoni, a New York lawyer focused on Second Amendment issues. “It ultimately will land at the feet of the judges of the state to uphold their oath to protect the constitution of the U.S. and the ultimate decision of what that constitution means comes from the Supreme Court.” …”