New York Attorney General Letitia James has accused the NRA and its executives of mismanaging funds for pricey meals, expensive trips and private jet rides while the nonprofit organization — chartered in New York state in 1871 — lost millions of dollars.
A judge had denied James’ quest to shut down the organization, but her office was still seeking an independent monitor to oversee its spending.
Justice Joel Cohen urged prosecutors and the NRA’s attorneys to come to an agreement before the case reaches a jury.
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