Supreme Court leaves New York law requiring ‘good moral character’ to carry handguns in place
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Supreme Court leaves New York law requiring ‘good moral character’ to carry handguns in place
The Supreme Court declined Monday to decide whether a New York law that requires residents to have “good moral character” to carry a handgun is constitutional, leaving in place most of the state’s ban on carrying weapons in “sensitive places,” such as schools, parks and theaters.
Supreme Court Lets Niagara Falls Pastor’s Push for Armed Worship Continue Against New York State
The U.S. Supreme Court has declined to hear an appeal concerning New York's Concealed Carry Improvement Act (CCIA) leaving certain provisions of the law intact while others remain suspended pending further judicial review. Supreme Court Lets Niagara Falls Pastor’s Push for Armed Worship Continue Against New York State.
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