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    Libertarian Party of Erie County v. Cuomo

    09.20.18

      Defending New York’s permitting system and concealed-carry licensing system.

      Court: Second Circuit

      Issue at Stake: Public carry

      Summary: Everytown filed this amicus brief in a case challenging New York’s firearm permitting system and concealed carry licensing system. This brief makes clear that laws regulating the possession of firearms to prevent possession by felons and other dangerous people and laws regulating the public carrying of firearms are consistent with a centuries-long Anglo-American tradition.

      Case Documents

      September 20, 2018 – Everytown’s Amicus Brief in Support of Defendants-Appellees (2d Cir.)Download

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