Hochul’s Law

New York has replaced with the Sullivan Law with an even worse Hochul’s Law.

Governor Hochul admitted she has no data to back this new law up and even more bizarrely said gun owners support her:

I can see legal challenges being fast tracked through the courts. The legislature did exactly what I said they’d do and threw everything up against the wall to see what sticks.

It blatantly ignores SCOTUS’s ruling, most obviously in that you still have to prove to the government you’re a good person. They removed the old “when proper cause exists” and replaced it with a bunch of requirements which effectively duplicate that without saying it. They also pretty much declared everywhere except your home, car and public roads to be sensitive places. The bill says there shall be an ammo database as if that declaration alone will create one out of thin air. There’s a reason nobody has been able to create one since the SAFE Act called for one ten years ago. Possible the most ridiculous is that the training requirement is even firearms training. It’s touchy-feely stuff about conflict management & suicide prevention.

Bill number is A-41001/S-51001.

FPC looking for plaintiffs

From the Firearms Policy Coalition:

URGENT: If you live in Sullivan, Dutchess, Orange, Putnam, Westchester, or Rockland County New York, you want to carry a handgun, and you want to sue the government, please contact us ASAP.

Draft of Hochul’s “Conceal Carry Improvement Act”

The state legislature will be back in session today at 9:00am to continue discussion about getting around the SCOUTS decision.

Here is a draft proposal Gov. Hochul sent to the legislature. It has not been introduced as a bill in either chamber.

Governor Hochul Conceal Car… by Michael Poulopoulos

“Ghost guns” lawsuits

Both A.G. Tish James and Mayor Eric Adams have filed lawsuits against so-called “ghost guns” manufacturers today.

As expected the new public nuisance law is being used by James.

Here are the pressers:


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Possible agenda items

Possible agenda items for the upcoming special session:

“… Hochul said Friday she would like to see the state pass specific gun-free zones — schools, places of worship and events over a certain size, and that private places be gun-free unless they note otherwise. She’d like to see further requirements for the storage of a firearm, like in a vehicle, as well as additional permitting requirements, such as increased training prior to being eligible for a permit …”

Would not be surprised to see things like these as well:

Nassau Legislator Josh Lafazan, who is running for Congress, is calling for new measures to ban the concealed carry of handguns on all county properties. This new measure includes parks and beaches, NICE buses, and the campus of Nassau Community CollegeSuffolk County Executive Steve Bellone also announced Saturday a plan he says will strengthen Suffolk’s red flag laws … Bellone wants the state to expand the scope of the state’s red flag law, increase education and increase monitoring on social media.”

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