New York State is one of the harshest when it comes to gun crimes. If you are someone who has recently been charged with a gun crime, you must read on and reach out to our experienced firm to learn more about how we can help you going forward. Here are some of the questions […]
Read MoreNew York State takes gun crimes very seriously. The NY SAFE Act has escalated many of the consequences you may face if convicted of a gun charge. Under the law, you are required to have a permit to own or possess a handgun, you are not allowed to own an assault rifle (unless explicitly bought […]
Read MoreLast week, New York State signed a bill into law that aims to crack down on the link between domestic violence and firearms. Now, anyone who has been convicted of domestic violence will be prohibited from possessing any type of firearm in New York State. That being said, anyone who was convicted and owns a […]
Read MoreAfter the most recent mass school shooting in Parkland, Florida, governors from four northeastern states have announced a coalition to combat gun violence. The “States for Gun Safety” coalition consists of New York, New Jersey, Connecticut and Rhode Island. Governors from the states involved in this coalition plan to pool their resources in an effort […]
Read MoreNew York State is one of the strictest states in the country when it comes to gun laws. In fact, the NY SAFE Act, which was passed in January 2013, is widely considered to be the strictest gun control laws in the entire United States. That being said, if you are considering purchasing a firearm in […]
Read MoreNew York State is known to have some of the strictest firearms laws in the country and it is important that gun owners are aware of the laws in order not to find themselves in hot water over an expired license. If your pistol or revolver license was issued prior to January 15, 2013, you […]
Read MoreThe definition of an assault weapon under the SAFE act has been redefined. Under the new SAFE act, if the weapon has a certain feature from a specified list, it is considered an assault weapon and classified as illegal. These features include a flash suppressor or a muzzle break, a pistol grip that protrudes prominently […]
Read MoreIf you’ve been charged with possessing a gun or any other weapon, you need to explore all possible defenses. This could include suppression of evidence, resulting from an illegal search and seizure. Suppression is a remedy the courts apply where the police have illegally seized evidence. For example, if police entered your home and searched […]
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