redlegagent
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That's kind of a loose loop hole to be sure. Just remember, NYS penal law 400.00 doesn't specifically state that the restriction is part of the law. Previous challenges resulted in the state supreme court to uphold the basic tenat that the issuer has the right to place "reasonable restrictions" upon the permit. According to the state police web site, if in violation of the restriction, you cannot be charged with a crime as you haven't violated 400.00 guidelines. You can however, be reported to your issuing authoritywho can then recind the permit if they are so inclinded.
That's kind of a loose loop hole to be sure. Just remember, NYS penal law 400.00 doesn't specifically state that the restriction is part of the law. Previous challenges resulted in the state supreme court to uphold the basic tenat that the issuer has the right to place "reasonable restrictions" upon the permit. According to the state police web site, if in violation of the restriction, you cannot be charged with a crime as you haven't violated 400.00 guidelines. You can however, be reported to your issuing authoritywho can then recind the permit if they are so inclinded.