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This blog is a great validation. Many knowledgeable and motivated people who can’t answer what SHOULD be an easy question of law.

Brandishing, with the correct circumstances, is based on the offended’s fear. “I saw the gun and I was terrorized”. Brandishing with malaise would be the next highest. It is also why loaded or unloaded don’t matter.

Oh missed that

Was this the one who removed her firing pin?

If in a public area; Brandishing. If on school grounds; Class D (Just changed) Felony as well.

Then she is in violation of sensitive area as well as Brandishing. Good thing she took part in a Pro-Palestian protest and is protected by the agenda. Too bad there is such a double standard. Good chance for the Left to show their policy was put in use. Just the wrong person I guess. Let it...

"The DA CHOSE not to prosecute Brandishing because of what the group protest was and who was the violator." Loaded or unloaded, brandishing is how the person offended feels (Just like why harvested deer have to be wrapped in a tarp now if outside a vehicle). I'm not saying I'm in favor of it...

The thread mixed in a couple topics. The new attempt at law is to infringe on open carry of long guns. Open carry of handguns is covered in N.Y. Penal Law §§ 265.02(7), 265.03(3), § 400(3); all with a lot of overlap. This leads into the types of permits; Have and possess and Have and carry...

Penal Law. Open Carry is only allowed (handgun) on private property. Conceal Carry is the only allowed method on public property. Assuming the Temple is private property (like most gun clubs) they could open carry pistols and long guns (if NYS legal) all the time. Once they leave into public...

It’s the season

If so it would be the FIRST Timely action of his term. Any other ACTION has been a month to 3 1/2 years to late.

More words to have no effect on safety or created from any cause and effect

Not sure if the base question was answered. FOR NYS (I keep seeing NJ): Did someone give you a reference that Hollow points or Defense rounds are illegal in NYS? The only reference I can find is Penal Code 265.00, 18 for Armor Piercing Ammo being banned. NYS Open Legislation | NYSenate.gov...