Arizona HB2815 amends the definition of misconduct involving weapons, clarifying exceptions and penalties.

Arizona HB2815 amends Section 13-3102 of the Arizona Revised Statutes to redefine misconduct involving weapons. It specifies exceptions for certain individuals and activities, such as law enforcement officers, military personnel, and those attending public events. The bill also outlines penalties for various offenses, including class 2 felonies for certain acts of terrorism and class 6 felonies for supplying firearms for felony use. It further details scenarios where carrying a deadly weapon is not considered misconduct, such as on private property or during lawful activities.

Arizona HB2815 amends the definition of misconduct involving weapons, clarifying exceptions and penalties.

Arizona HB2815 amends Section 13-3102 of the Arizona Revised Statutes to redefine misconduct involving weapons. It specifies exceptions for certain individuals and activities, such as law enforcement officers, military personnel, and those attending public events. The bill also outlines penalties for various offenses, including class 2 felonies for certain acts of terrorism and class 6 felonies for supplying firearms for felony use. It further details scenarios where carrying a deadly weapon is not considered misconduct, such as on private property or during lawful activities.