Firearm Laws in New York State

EVENTS

Upcoming CLE:

Overview:

In this complimentary webinar CLE, Robert Babcock, Esq. a Partner in Tully Rinckey’s Albany office, will explore the complex and evolving landscape of firearm laws in New York state. Stay informed about the state’s regulatory framework governing firearm ownership, licensing, and use. This program will provide a comprehensive overview of current statutes, key judicial interpretations, and practical implications for attorneys advising clients on Second Amendment rights and public safety matters.

Topics covered in the CLE will include:

Overview of New York’s Penal Law regarding weapon crimes;
licenses to carry, repair, and dispose firearms;
understanding of “sensitive location” provisions in New York; and
previous cases related firearm laws.

How to Join:

To participate, please register using the form on this page. Upon registering, you will receive a link and instructions on how to access the CLE. A timed agenda, supplemental course materials, an attorney affirmation and a course evaluation will be circulated on the day of the CLE.

After the CLE, please fill out and return the completed attorney affirmation and course evaluation to cle@tullylegal.com. Upon receipt, we will provide a certificate of CLE completion.

If you have any questions about the CLE or our services, please contact us at cle@tulyllegal.com or 518-218-7100.

Registration:

Presented by:

Robert Babcock

Overview:

Robert Babcock, Esq. is a Partner in Tully Rinckey PLLC’s Albany office, where he primarily focuses his practice on criminal defense litigation and wrongful conduct investigations throughout New York state and federal courts. He represents individuals, businesses and other entities under investigation or charged by the government with committing criminal offenses. Bob crafts unique defense strategies for clients facing criminal charges ranging from simple misdemeanors pending in local courts to complex cases involving white-collar crime, organized crime, drug trafficking and firearms offenses, and violent crime offenses pending in the county and federal district courts of New York.