Court Bans LaPierre From NRA, Denies Monitor to Enforce Reforms
Judge asks parties to agree on enforceable changes in operations, saying NRA has not fully accepted responsibility for failures
A trial judge in New York has banned former Executive Vice President Wayne LaPierre from serving in any fiduciary capacity with the National Rifle Association for the next 10 years, but has refused to appoint a monitor to review the operations of the organization as had been requested by New York state Attorney General Letitia James. The Court has asked the parties to agree on lesser enforceable remedies to assure that future operations are compliant with the law.
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