New York State Attorney General Firearms Enforcement Act grants the Attorney General power to investigate, prosecute, and seek injunctive relief for.
The New York State Attorney General Firearms Enforcement Act empowers the Attorney General to investigate and prosecute individuals and retail firearms dealers who knowingly sell illegal firearms or rapid-fire modification devices to New York residents. It also allows the Attorney General to seek injunctive relief to prevent such sales. The act defines "illegal firearm" as any firearm prohibited by state or federal law and "rapid-fire modification device" as any bump stock, trigger crank, binary trigger system, or burst trigger system designed to increase the rate of fire of a semi-automatic.
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