A National Rifle Association logo on display at the NRA annual meeting in Dallas, Texas, in May. Photo: Daniel Acker/Bloomberg
When the American Civil Liberties Union filed an amicus brief supporting the National Rifle Association’s free speech arguments against the state last week, one organization was noticeably absent: the New York Civil Liberties Union.
The New York state branch was silent on the NRA’s litigation even as the national civil-liberties watchdog has accepted the gun rights advocacy group’s lawsuit as rooted in its exercise of First Amendment claims.
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