Hawaii SB363 aims to reduce gun violence by restricting the carrying and possession of firearms and firearm parts in public.
Hawaii SB363 addresses gun violence by amending state statutes to restrict the carrying and possession of firearms and firearm parts in public. The bill mandates that firearms and firearm parts be confined to specific locations, such as a person's place of business, residence, or sojourn, or between these places and designated locations like a place of repair or a police station. It also requires that firearm parts be transported in an enclosed container.
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