New York Attorney General Letitia James (D), said the Weapons sold by Online Ghost Gun retailers, have been found at a growing share of New York's Crime scenes.
These are Dangerous Weapons, and we should not think these are just Kits used for Hobbyists. They are being used by Murderers and All of them are Illegal.
President Biden announced in April, that the U.S. Justice Department was working on New Regulations to crack down on Ghost guns, which have No Serial numbers, and have been used in Shootings around the Country.
The New York Attorney General's Lawsui, ist against 10 Online Gun Sellers was filed in State Supreme Court in Manhattan, under a State Law passed last year, that allows New York to target Gun Makers as Public Nuisances. It seeks an Order Banning the Companies from sending Gun Parts in New York, as well as, Restitution for Gun Violence Victims.
New York City's Law Department, filed a separate Federal Lawsuit seeking an Injunction, to stop Five of the Companies from Selling to Customers in New York City.
James said the companies “have sold tens of thousands of illegal ghost guns” to New Yorkers, including Guns that “have actually claimed lives.”
Christian Waugh, an Attorney for Orlando, Florida-based, Indie Guns LLC, One of the companies named in the New York Lawsuits, said in a statement, “This is a groundless attempt to once again burden and limit the rights of New York City residents under the Constitution only days after the Supreme Court of the United States rebuked New York City for other unconstitutional restrictions on those rights.”
Those Rights included to allow Concealed-Cary of a Hand Gun. So New York Legistlature on laws to Limit Concealed-Carry from certain Buildings, and Distances from other Buildings or Areas.
New York City has a Requirement for a Gun Permit, that you must Pass and get a Gun Range Certificate. The Legislature is working to make this a State Requirement.
“The Supreme Court said we cannot ban them, but what we can do is say you have to have in-person training at a firing range, and background checks, and consider more factors. Lawmakers could also pass a law specifying where people can’t carry concealed weapons — a list that could include public transit systems, school zones, bars, parks, government offices or polling places.” Hochul said.
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