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Current Events => Breaking News => Topic started by: Mr Mannn on March 02, 2022, 05:45:33 PM
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https://www.breitbart.com/politics/2022/03/02/judge-rules-ny-attorney-general-cannot-dissolve-the-nra/
On Wednesday, New York State Court Justice Joel Cohen ruled that NY Attorney General Letitia James cannot dissolve the National Rifle Association (NRA).
Cohen is a Justice on the New York State Court in Manhattan.
Reuters reported that Cohen ruled that James’ allegations of NRA financial malfeasance deal with private affairs within the organization, not with the group’s members.
He noted that James’ “complaint does not allege the type of public harm that is the legal linchpin for imposing the ‘corporate death penalty.'”
Cohen left the door open for James could continue to pursue NRA CEO Wayne LaPierre’s removal from the organization.
James released a statement in response to Cohen’s ruling:
Today, the court affirmed my office’s right to pursue its long-standing claims that fraud, abuse, and greed permeate through the NRA and its senior leadership. While we’re heartened that the judge rejected the NRA’s attempts to thwart most of the claims in our case against the NRA, we are disappointed that the judge ruled against the dissolution portion of the case. We are considering our legal options with respect to this ruling. We remain committed to enforcing New York law regardless of how powerful any individual or organization may be.
James’ lawsuit against the NRA was filed in 2020.
The case is New York v. The National Rifle Association of America, New York Supreme Court, New York County. No. 451625/2020. (The New York Supreme Court is a trial court, not the top of the NY judiciary.)
The AG is a black activist AG and does not intend to be constrained by existing law. She will rule by whim, creating law by edict.
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That's it, Latitichia... Follow the long, thorny, twisted path in-pursuit of private-citizen LaPierre now.
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Given the amount of money that NRA is spending on lawyers (a shit-ton), Wayne did the only right thing he could do -- GTFO.
Him going away doesn't fix the NRA, but it sure as hell helps.