“Firearms sales in New Jersey would be limited to no more than one per month under controversial legislation that had stalled earlier this year but won final approval early this morning in the rush before the Legislature’s summer recess. The bill’s sponsors and supporters argue the law would stem the flow of guns from other states and prevent criminals from distributing handguns throughout New Jersey. … If enacted, people would be able to purchase only one weapon per 30-day period. The measure also prohibits firearms sellers from ‘knowingly delivering’ more than one gun per 30-day period. Violators would face a fourth-degree felony charge, carrying a $10,000 penalty.” (06/26/09)