A gun-rights organization says it got documents but no answers from the Massachusetts Attorney General. Now it wants the Secretary of State to help.
The Gun Owners Action League of Massachusetts, the state's leading pro-Second Amendment organization, is continuing its fight against a so-called "copycat" assault weapon ban enacted last summer by Attorney General Maura Healey, and has appealed to Secretary of State William Galvin to force Healey's office to fork over records its members claim will shed light on how and why Healey arrived at her decision.
