the new york safe act was passed by the senate on january 14, 2013.
the new york safe act was passed by the senate on january 14, 2013.
when was the new york safe act passed by the senate?
january 14, 2013
the ny safe act contains a number of firearms regulations. it also contains a severability provision that allows other measures to remain in place in case the broad prohibitions against weapons are invalidated by the courts.









































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the new york state senate approved the act on a 43–18 vote on january 14, 2013. the vote was bipartisan, with nine senate republicans voting in favor. state senator jeffrey d. klein sponsored the legislation.
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a separate challenge took place in federal court. in december 2013, chief u.s. district judge william m. skretny, of the federal district court in buffalo, upheld most of the new york safe act, saying that its provisions "further the state's important interest in public safety... it does not totally disarm new york's citizens; and it does not meaningfully jeopardize their right to self-defense". however he struck down the provision that only seven rounds of ammunition could be loaded into a ten-round magazine, calling it "an arbitrary restriction" that violated the second amendment, and saying that it could result in "pitting the criminal with a loaded magazine against the law-abiding citizen limited to seven rounds."
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