Arizona HB2291 establishes a voluntary prohibited possessor list for individuals who wish to restrict their firearm purchase and possession rights.
Arizona HB2291 amends the state's statutes to create a voluntary prohibited possessor list. This list allows individuals to voluntarily restrict their ability to purchase or possess firearms for a minimum of thirty days and up to one hundred eighty days. The court is tasked with developing the list, the process, and the request form for inclusion and removal from the list. Individuals can request to be added to the list by completing a form that includes personal information and a signature. Once added, they are prohibited from purchasing or possessing firearms.
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