The U.S. Supreme Court Wednesday declined a request from New York-based firearms dealers to block portions of the state’s concealed carry laws, which they claimed violated Second Amendment rights.
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In its unsigned order, the nation’s highest court included no public dissents in denying the dealers’ request to obstruct parts of New York’s gun law, which had imposed gun safety requirements on retailers, while a lower-court decision in favor of New York proceeds. …
This marks the second time in a week the Supreme Court has opted not to act on a New York gun law ruling. On Jan. 11, the court turned down a request to block other provisions of a similar law — without providing any additional comment.
[Not getting a good feeling about this. — Ed]
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