New York State Senator Jennifer Rajkumar sponsored State Assembly Bill A02228, which requires anyone selling a 3D printer capable of "printing a firearm or any components of a firearm" to "request and ...

The circuit found that the background checks don’t “meaningfully constrain” buyers’ Second Amendment right to own arms, as the background check system is designed to immediately greenlight sales for ...

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The New York legislature is in the early stages of considering a bill that would require people buying certain kinds of 3D printers to pass a background check. State Assembly Bill A2228 says that “any ...

The New York Clean Slate Act (the Act), which took effect Nov. 16, 2024, provides for the automatic sealing of certain convictions when certain periods of time have passed, after which information ...

The New York State Firearms Association filed an action under 42 USC §1983 seeking a declaration that New York Penal Law §§400.02 and 40.03, and New York Executive Law §228 were unconstitutional to ...

A New York state senator has proposed requiring criminal background checks for anyone who wants to buy certain 3-D printers, which could be used to create untraceable "ghost guns.” Parts that were ...

New York’s Clean Slate Act is now effective. The Act will lead to the automatic sealing of certain criminal records and will require greater disclosure by employers of the criminal history they can ...