2006 New York Code - Operation Of A Gun Show.

 
    § 896. Operation of a gun show. 1. A gun show operator shall:
    (a)  at  all  times  during  such show conspicuously post and maintain
  signs stating "A National Instant  Criminal  Background  Check  must  be
  completed  prior  to  all firearm sales or transfers, including sales or
  transfers of rifles or shotguns". Signs must be posted at all  entrances
  to  the  gun show, at all places where admission tickets to the gun show
  are sold and not less than four additional locations within the  grounds
  of the gun show;
    (b)  notify  all firearm exhibitors in writing that a national instant
  criminal background check must be completed prior to all  firearm  sales
  or transfers, including sales or transfers of rifles or shotguns; and
    (c)  provide access at the gun show to a firearm dealer licensed under
  federal law who is authorized to perform  a  national  instant  criminal
  background  check  where the seller or transferor of a firearm, rifle or
  shotgun is not authorized to conduct  such  a  check  by  (i)  requiring
  firearm  exhibitors  who  are firearm dealers licensed under federal law
  and who are authorized to conduct a national instant criminal background
  check to provide such a check at cost or  (ii)  designating  a  specific
  location  at  the gun show where a firearm dealer licensed under federal
  law who is authorized to conduct a national instant criminal  background
  check  will  be  present  to  perform  such a check at cost. Any firearm
  dealer licensed under  federal  law  who  performs  a  national  instant
  criminal  background  check pursuant to this paragraph shall provide the
  seller or transferor of the firearm, rifle or shotgun with a copy of the
  United States Department of Treasury, Bureau  of  Alcohol,  Tobacco  and
  Firearms  Form  ATF  F 4473 and such dealer shall maintain such form and
  make such form available for inspection by law enforcement agencies  for
  a period of ten years thereafter.
    2.   Whenever   the  attorney  general  shall  believe  from  evidence
  satisfactory to him or her that a gun show operator has violated any  of
  the provisions of this section, the attorney general may bring an action
  or  special proceeding in the supreme court for a judgment enjoining the
  continuance of such violation and for a civil penalty in an  amount  not
  to  exceed  ten thousand dollars. If it shall appear to the satisfaction
  of the court or justice that the defendant has violated  any  provisions
  of  this  section,  no  proof shall be required that any person has been
  injured thereby nor  that  the  defendant  intentionally  violated  such
  provision.  In  such  action  preliminary  relief  may  be granted under
  article sixty-three of the civil practice law and rules.  In  connection
  with  any  such proposed application, the attorney general is authorized
  to take proof, issue  subpoenas  and  administer  oaths  in  the  manner
  provided in the civil practice law and rules.