Arizona SB1231 mandates the destruction of firearms used in felonies, with an option for sale if the victim or their family consents.
Arizona SB1231 amends section 13-3105 of the Arizona Revised Statutes to establish that upon conviction for certain felonies involving deadly weapons, dangerous instruments, or explosives, the court may order their forfeiture. If a person is found incompetent, the court must order the forfeiture and sale or destruction of these items. Specifically, if a firearm is used in an offense, it must be forfeited to the local jurisdiction and destroyed, unless the victim or their family opts for its sale. This law aims to ensure the proper disposal of dangerous items used in criminal activities.
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