BREAKING: Federal Appeals Court Strikes Down New York’s Signage, Social Media Disclosure Requirements for Concealed Carry

One of the provisions of New York’s Bruen response law enacted after the state’s may-issue carry permitting scheme was struck down last year was a signage requirement. Unlike most states, rather than property owners posting that concealed carry was prohibited, concealed carry was presumptively banned in places open to the public unless property owners affirmatively posted that it was allowed.

A number of consolidated cases challenged that and other requirements such as the mandate that permit applicants give issuers access to their social media accounts.

Continue reading BREAKING: Federal Appeals Court Strikes Down New York’s Signage, Social Media Disclosure Requirements for Concealed Carry at The Truth About Guns.

One of the provisions of New York’s Bruen response law enacted after the state’s may-issue carry permitting scheme was struck down last year was a signage requirement. Unlike most states, rather than property owners posting that concealed carry was prohibited, concealed carry was presumptively banned in places open to the public unless property owners affirmatively posted that it was allowed.

A number of consolidated cases challenged that and other requirements such as the mandate that permit applicants give issuers access to their social media accounts.

Continue reading BREAKING: Federal Appeals Court Strikes Down New York’s Signage, Social Media Disclosure Requirements for Concealed Carry at The Truth About Guns.