A new challenge filed by lawyers on behalf of a Brooklyn synagogue challenged the law on grounds that it unconstitutional targets religious observances.
September 29, 2022 at 06:13 PM
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Litigation Reporter
A religious argument joined a series of federal lawsuits challenging the state’s new law that prohibits New Yorkers from bringing legal firearms in sensitive and restricted locations that include most public places.
Lawyers for a Brooklyn synagogue, Congregation Bnei Matisyahu, filed a civil suit in Manhattan federal court on Thursday challenging the law on grounds that it unconstitutionally targets religious observances.
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