HB4227 amends Illinois law to exempt certain judicial officers and attorneys from unauthorized possession or storage of weapons offenses.
HB4227 amends the Firearm Concealed Carry Act and the Criminal Code of 2012 in Illinois. It allows specified judicial officers and attorneys to carry concealed firearms in certain areas, including buildings under the control of the executive or legislative branch, and designated for judicial matters. These individuals must obtain written consent from their supervisors to carry firearms in these areas. The bill also exempts these licensees from offenses related to unauthorized possession or storage of weapons.
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