A decisive moment in Monday’s arguments came when Roberts asked New York City lawyer Richard Dearing if the old rules will have any lingering effects on gun owners. Dearing said no and promised that New York officials will not use the old rules as a basis for any future licensing or enforcement decisions.
Pinky swear? You don't have your fingers crossed, right?
>A decisive moment in Monday’s arguments came when Roberts asked New York City lawyer Richard Dearing if the old rules will have any lingering effects on gun owners. Dearing said no and promised that New York officials will not use the old rules as a basis for any future licensing or enforcement decisions.
Pinky swear? You don't have your fingers crossed, right?
Cross my heart!
I posted about this yesterday. As a former New Yorker I know how hard it is to buy a gun in the city. Even during Republican administrations, the laws just kept getting cranked up.
Cross my heart!
I posted about this [yesterday.](https://poal.co/s/USPolitics/118333) As a former New Yorker I know how hard it is to buy a gun in the city. Even during Republican administrations, the laws just kept getting cranked up.
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