Arizona HB2513 amends the definition and penalties for misconduct involving weapons.
Arizona HB2513 amends the definition and penalties for misconduct involving weapons. It specifies instances where carrying a deadly weapon is prohibited, such as in public establishments, schools, or polling places, and outlines exceptions for certain individuals like peace officers and military personnel. The bill also details various scenarios where possessing or using a deadly weapon is considered misconduct, including instigation of crimes or acts likely to result in crimes. Penalties vary from misdemeanors to felonies depending on the circumstances and nature of the offense.
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