Lawsuit against NYC and NYPD License Division

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Aether said:
Submitted my application on 8/23/2022. Appointment for prints and interview at 1PP on 6/5/23 (”interview” consisted of filling out paper copy of already electronically application). Permit issued and mailed to my home address in January 2024.

I found the NYPD to be very accommodating. They originally had me scheduled for prints/interview in March of 2023, I was unable to travel to NYC in March due to my work schedule. I called and they let me pick the date for prints/interview. Total time spent at 1PP was approximately 2 hours.
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There is a NYS law where the permit decisions is supposed to be given in 6 months or less and also the cost and many appointments needed are a joke. Why did you have to travel to NYC for your prints as there are many places around that do them electronically. Identigo is one company that many people use and many government agencies trust. They aren’t accommodating. Yes it was nice that they let you change dates and pick a date for prints but none of that should be necessary.
 
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They make you do it there because its their way to exact control, make the process as tedious as possible in the hopes people will give up or be turned off to the prospect of applying.

The cost is also currently under scrutiny. I know there is definitely a compliant filed against NYC and NYPD for this, but im not sure if its taken form of legal action. The complaint was that it prices lower income people of exercising their 2A right.
 
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update:

NYC filed a motion to argue that the delays do not constitute a Second Amendment violation. So according to the lawyer, a judge will be forced to decide whether, and to what extent, these delays constitute a Second Amendment violation.

She said - "This is what I anticipated would happen, and it's really the ultimate goal behind this lawsuit - to get a federal decision as to how much of a delay is unconstitutional. We're assigned to a more left-leaning judge so it's likely we'll lose at this stage. But if that happens, I'll be appealing to the Second Circuit (federal appellate court)."
 
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libertysnake said:
One day is too long. How is it I can deploy a totally new application in a matter of seconds at work, but these people can't run a simple background check in under a minute for approving something? Absolute horse shit.
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They can they simply refuse to do it is all. The FBI does it any times per day when firearms are purchased.
 
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