Arizona HB2925 amends definitions related to weapons and firearm possession.

Arizona HB2925 amends Section 13-3101 of the Arizona Revised Statutes to redefine terms such as "deadly weapon," "deface," "explosive," and "prohibited possessor." It specifies who is considered a prohibited possessor, including those convicted of certain felonies, those serving terms of imprisonment or probation, and those found to be a danger to self or others. The bill also clarifies what constitutes an explosive, including certain chemicals and devices designed to cause harm. The changes aim to provide clearer guidelines on weapon possession and related offenses.

Arizona HB2925 amends definitions related to weapons and firearm possession.

Arizona HB2925 amends Section 13-3101 of the Arizona Revised Statutes to redefine terms such as "deadly weapon," "deface," "explosive," and "prohibited possessor." It specifies who is considered a prohibited possessor, including those convicted of certain felonies, those serving terms of imprisonment or probation, and those found to be a danger to self or others. The bill also clarifies what constitutes an explosive, including certain chemicals and devices designed to cause harm. The changes aim to provide clearer guidelines on weapon possession and related offenses.