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New York · 2025-2026 General Assembly

A00493 Authorizes a supreme court judge hearing a petition for an "extreme risk protection order" to also hear a petition for a regular order of protection pursuant to the criminal procedure law, the domestic relations law and/or the family court act.

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Firearms red flag erpoAI label

Restricts gun access model confidence 80%

Allows a judge hearing an extreme risk protection order petition to also issue a regular order of protection in the same proceeding, which can include firearm restrictions as part of the order of protection.

When reviewing an extreme risk protection order or temporary extreme risk protection order petition under this article, the court may also consider any applications for an order of protection brought by the petitioner in the same proceeding under the criminal procedure law, the domestic relations law and/or the family court act.

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Firearms otherAI label

Restricts gun access model confidence 60%

Streamlines the process for issuing orders of protection alongside extreme risk protection orders, facilitating combined hearings that can lead to firearm surrender or restrictions.

If the court finds such an order warranted, it may issue an order of protection pursuant to the criminal procedure law, the domestic relations law or the family court act.

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  1. Filed (completed)
  2. Committee
  3. Passed one chamber
  4. Passed both
  5. Governor
  6. Law

Status: Died (session ended)

Last action
2026-01-07: referred to codes
Filed
2025-01-08
Committee
Codes
Sponsor
William Magnarelli D + 15 cosponsors (15 D)

Why the model tagged it this way: The bill addresses extreme risk protection orders (red-flag ERPOs), which restrict firearm access, by authorizing courts to also issue regular orders of protection in the same proceeding; orders of protection commonly require firearm surrender, so this expands the practical use of such restrictions.

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History (2 actions)
DateChamberAction
2026-01-07Areferred to codes
2025-01-08Areferred to codes