The registry process of New York’s SAFE Act allows for warrantless
police searches into gun owners’ homes, a violation of the Fourth
Amendment, according to plaintiffs of a lawsuit filed in U.S. District
Court Eastern District.
The law firm representing plaintiff Gabriel Razzano argues the registry process is “essentially secret and results in a mandatory, warrantless Penal Law 400 gun removal visit from police.”
“The entire purpose of the registry is a sham to permit intrusions into a person’s home on consent without a warrant for a ‘gun removal,’” La Reddola, Lester and Associates said in a release. “The entire registry and database seek to justify warrantless police searches, which my client and I now believe to be the real purpose of the SAFE Act.”
http://freebeacon.com/issues/suit-against-safe-act-claims-it-allows-warrantless-police-searches/
The law firm representing plaintiff Gabriel Razzano argues the registry process is “essentially secret and results in a mandatory, warrantless Penal Law 400 gun removal visit from police.”
“The entire purpose of the registry is a sham to permit intrusions into a person’s home on consent without a warrant for a ‘gun removal,’” La Reddola, Lester and Associates said in a release. “The entire registry and database seek to justify warrantless police searches, which my client and I now believe to be the real purpose of the SAFE Act.”
http://freebeacon.com/issues/suit-against-safe-act-claims-it-allows-warrantless-police-searches/
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