Enacts the New York State Attorney General Firearms Enforcement act
This bill grants New York's Attorney General new authority to investigate and prosecute individuals or businesses selling illegal firearms, ammunition, or rapid-fire modification devices (like bump stocks) without proper authorization from state police. It directly affects individual sellers (non-licensed persons) and retail firearms dealers who sell these items to New York residents or on their behalf without contacting state police first. Key provisions allow the Attorney General to seek criminal charges and court orders (injunctions) to stop such sales. The law aims to strengthen enforcement against unauthorized firearm transactions within New York State.
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Jan 2025
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Introduced Jan 8, 2025
Last action Jan 7, 2026
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