The U.S. Supreme Court has decided not to hear a challenge against New York’s firearm restrictions, which were enacted following a landmark 2022 ruling that expanded gun rights. This dismissal allows the state to enforce specific licensing requirements and location-based restrictions under the Concealed Carry Improvement Act, which includes prohibitions on carrying firearms in sensitive areas such as schools and government buildings.
The challenge was brought by six residents seeking concealed-carry licenses, who argued that the law infringes upon their Second Amendment rights. Notably, the Supreme Court’s decision reflects its ongoing balance between expanding gun rights and permitting certain regulations, as demonstrated in their recent rulings on ghost guns and domestic violence restraining orders. This case highlights the complexities of interpreting historical precedents in the context of modern gun laws.
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