Arizona HB2676 amends juvenile court procedures to restore firearm rights for certain delinquents.

Arizona HB2676 modifies the juvenile court process to allow individuals adjudicated delinquent to petition for the restoration of their firearm rights. The bill specifies that those who have completed their probation can apply to have their firearm rights restored. However, individuals convicted of dangerous offenses or arson must wait until they are 25 years old before applying. The clerk of the superior court cannot charge a fee for filing the application.

Arizona HB2676 amends juvenile court procedures to restore firearm rights for certain delinquents.

Arizona HB2676 modifies the juvenile court process to allow individuals adjudicated delinquent to petition for the restoration of their firearm rights. The bill specifies that those who have completed their probation can apply to have their firearm rights restored. However, individuals convicted of dangerous offenses or arson must wait until they are 25 years old before applying. The clerk of the superior court cannot charge a fee for filing the application.