SB2815 amends Hawaii firearm laws, including restrictions on firearm possession by minors, individuals under treatment for addiction, fugitives, and.
SB2815 amends Hawaii firearm laws by prohibiting minors under treatment for addiction, fugitives, and those subject to restraining orders from owning, possessing, or controlling firearms, firearm parts, and ammunition. It also mandates that police officers seize firearms, firearm parts, and ammunition if they have reasonable grounds to believe these were used in domestic abuse situations. The bill requires individuals to dispose of their firearms, firearm parts, and ammunition within 48 hours if they are disqualified from ownership.
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