Lawyers for New York state argued in a new motion to dismiss part of the National Rifle Association’s lawsuit that neither Gov. Andrew Cuomo nor Superintendent Maria Vullo of the state Department of Financial Services owe the gun lobby group a cent for the actions alleged in the litigation.
The motion, if granted, would not dismiss the lawsuit in its entirety, but it would leave Cuomo and Vullo off the hook for any monetary damages the NRA attempts to recoup through one count of the litigation dealing with alleged selective enforcement by the state.
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