Judge Bans Former NRA Chief Wayne LaPierre for 10 Years

Court rejects appointing an independent monitor but mandates reforms following corruption verdict.

Wayne LaPierre, former NRA CEO, banned from holding a paid position within the NRA for a decade.
New York Attorney General Letitia James' request for an independent monitor was denied.
LaPierre and other executives were found liable for misusing millions of dollars in NRA funds.
The NRA has been ordered to implement governance reforms to improve accountability.
The organization has lost over 1.3 million members and significant revenue since 2018.