gun laws

An attorney for the Brooklyn lawmaker is asking prosecutors for proof that a photo showing a gun tucked into Vernikov’s waistband during a protest is real.

A state study of microstamping was due by December 2022, but it’s not estimated to be wrapped up until later in 2023.

As a number of challenges to the state’s new concealed carry laws make their way through court, we keep you up to date on what the rules are now.

A panel of three judges at the 2nd Circuit of the U.S. Court of Appeals ruled to reinstate the sections of the law that were blocked by a federal judge last week.

A federal judge has ruled that the law still stands, for now.

U.S. District Judge Glenn Suddaby of Syracuse issued a temporary restraining order, but the state can appeal it.

Gov. Phil Murphy signed a package of gun restrictions on Tuesday, a day after another mass shooting killed seven people.

Among other measures, the state will raise the minimum age to buy a semi-automatic rifle from 18 to 21.

It will be the court's first major Second Amendment case in more than a decade, and the first since ultraconservative justices gained a majority of the seats on the court.

New York City is poised to ease its famously strict handgun laws ever so slightly to avoid a potential challenge in the Supreme Court.