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‘Our red flag laws are working’: Hochul adds $6.4M to support enforcement of New York gun regulations

By Briana Bonfiglio Posted on October 24, 2022
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Governor Kathy Hochul will provide $6.4 million to New York Attorney General Letitia James’ office to help bolster the state’s red flag laws, the two officials announced during a news conference in Albany on Monday.

The funds will allow James to hire attorneys to support police officers acting upon red flag laws throughout the state. The recently-strengthened regulations have significantly increased the amount of extreme risk protection orders, resulting in a shortage of lawyers to plead officers’ cases for gun seizures.

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‘Our red flag laws are working’: Hochul adds $6.4M to support enforcement of New York gun regulations

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