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November 01, 2022
Gun Co. Can't Sell 'Ghost Gun' Parts In NYC Anymore
Weapons distributor Indie Guns LLC is prohibited from selling firearm parts branded "ghost guns" in New York City or to its residents, a federal judge ordered Monday, saying the "interests of justice" encourage him to issue a preliminary injunction.
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September 12, 2022
Gun Co. Says NYC's 'Ghost Gun' Suit Superseded By State AG
Weapons distributor Indie Guns LLC has asked a federal judge to dismiss New York City's suit accusing it of selling illegal firearm parts used to make untraceable "ghost guns," arguing the claims by the city are superseded by the state's attorney general, who has filed a similar lawsuit in state court.
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August 16, 2022
Gun Maker Settles NYC 'Ghost Gun' Suit, Others To Follow
New York City has reached an agreement with one of the five national gun distributors it has accused of selling illegal firearm parts needed to make untraceable "ghost guns" — with two others likely to settle — prohibiting the company from selling the parts in the city and forcing it to hand over identifying information about New Yorkers who have purchased them.
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June 29, 2022
NY AG Blames Gunmakers For 'Ghost Gun' Violence Crisis
New York Attorney General Letitia James on Wednesday sued 10 national gun distributors, accusing them of selling illegal firearm parts needed to make untraceable "ghost guns" that end up in the hands of people who commit violent crimes.