Maryland HB1306 mandates firearms surrender for individuals under assisted outpatient treatment if they pose a risk to themselves or others.
Maryland HB1306 requires individuals ordered to comply with assisted outpatient treatment to surrender firearms to law enforcement if the court finds they are likely to cause harm to themselves or others. The law outlines procedures for firearm surrender, including issuing receipts and storing firearms securely. It also allows respondents to reclaim their firearms after the treatment order expires, provided they are not legally prohibited from possessing firearms.
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