來自16個州的總檢察長反制由索羅斯資助的紐約總檢察長解散美國步槍協會的圖謀
Attorneys General From 16 States Push Back on Soros-Funded New York AG’s Plot To Dismantle The NRA
New York’s activist Attorney General is getting push back in her attempt to damage the Second Amendment
紐約的活躍分子總檢察長試圖破壞第二修正案，但她正在遭到反擊。
December 26, 2020
The State of New York’s Attorney General, Letitia James (D), who was aided in her election bid by groups funded by George Soros, is receiving some push back from Attorney Generals across the nation in her effort to dismantle the National Rifle Association (NRA).
紐約州總檢察長萊蒂西亞詹姆斯在選舉投標中得到由索羅斯資助的團體的助力，在她企圖解體全國步槍協會的努力中接收到來自全國各地的總檢察長的一些回擊。
James filed suit against the NRA on August 6, 2020, asking the courts to dissolve the Second Amendment advocacy group. James based her request on outlandish allegations of financial irregularities and self-dealing among the group’s executives.
詹姆斯於2020年8月6日對全國步槍協會提訴，要求法院解散第二修正案的擁護組織。 詹姆斯的要求是依據她的怪異指控,指控該協會的行政人員之間的財務違規和自我交易行為。
“We are seeking to dissolve the NRA for years of self-dealing and illegal conduct that violate New York’s charities laws and undermine its own mission. The NRA diverted millions of dollars away from its charitable mission for personal use by senior leadership,” James stated in the suit.
“Our lawsuit charges the NRA as a whole and four senior leaders, including Wayne LaPierre, with failing to manage the NRA’s funds and failing to follow numerous state and federal laws,” James continued. “These actions contributed to the loss of more than $64 million in just three years for the NRA.”
In response, 16 State Attorney Generals from across the nation have come together to file an amicus brief with US District Court for the Northern District of New York, opposing James’s suit and backing an NRA counter-lawsuit against James alleging that activist New York Attorney General is seeking to violate the advocacy group’s constitutional rights under the First Amendment.
作為回應，來自全國各地的16位州總檢察長一齊向美國紐約北區地方法院提交非當事人意見陳述，反對詹姆斯的訴訟並且支持針對詹姆斯的一項全國步槍協會的反訴訟，指控活躍分子紐約總檢察長 正在尋求侵犯《憲法第一修正案》下該擁護組織的憲法權利。
“New York’s lawsuit is a political stunt by a liberal Attorney General who promised in her campaign to go after the NRA. It is designed to undermine our Second Amendment right,” Arkansas Attorney General Leslie Rutledge said in a statement. “Even if it makes me unpopular in places like New York, I stand committed to protecting the Constitution — particularly Arkansans’ right to bear arms. That is why I oppose the New York Attorney General’s political stunt and am proud to lead these 16 States in supporting the NRA’s lawsuit against New York.”
The Attorneys Generals of Alaska, Georgia, Idaho, Kansas, Kentucky, Louisiana, Mississippi, Missouri, Ohio, Oklahoma, South Carolina, South Dakota, Texas, Utah, and West Virginia all joined Rutledge’s amicus brief against James.
In response to the overwhelming pushback to her lawsuit – and as a retort to being called out for her political opportunism, James responded to the brief, saying: “The NRA has been a breeding ground of fraud, abuse, and brazen illegality. Simply put, the rot runs deep, which is why our lawsuit to dissolve the organization will continue undeterred.”
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