The NRA Carry Guard insurance program, launched in 2017, offered coverage for legal fees, therapy and other costs associated with someone’s use of a gun in New York. (Photo: NRA/Facebook)
U.S. District Senior Judge Thomas McAvoy wrote in the decision that the NRA had not shown that state officials had turned a blind eye to other violators while singling out products marketed by the association.
May 10, 2019 at 03:32 PM
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Claims from the National Rifle Association that New York selectively investigated and enforced the state’s insurance laws against insurance products marketed by the gun lobby group, while ignoring others, were thrown out by a federal judge Friday.
U.S. District Senior Judge Thomas McAvoy of the Northern District of New York wrote in the decision that the NRA had not shown that state officials had turned a blind eye to other violators while singling out products marketed by the association.
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