Jerold Levine News Today

Under a set of “emergency rules” announced by the NYPD, applicants who were recently denied because they didn’t have “proper cause” to pack a concealed weapon have until mid-October to apply again.

“There’s going to be challenges” admits an NYPD lawyer who’s among those puzzling out how to apply hazy new rules passed after the Supreme Court’s gun decision.

We answer reader questions about how the landmark Bruen case will affect the public.

The latest mass shootings have prompted gun safety advocates to renew their push for tighter rules. But so far, they are losing the battle. Democrats have had little success passing stricter national laws. And many expect the Supreme Court to soon weaken state laws in several states, including Massachusetts.

The paper left out some important details in its analysis of the NY carry case and the right to bear arms.