Constitutionality of “Proper-Cause” Limits on Concealed-Carry Permits
New York law generally prohibits the possession of a firearm absent a license. A general member of the public may apply for a handgun carry license to carry a concealed handgun for the purposes of self-defense, which a licensing officer must approve. …
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