Massachusetts H1700 amends penalties for possession of firearm suppressors by certain individuals.
Massachusetts H1700 amends the state's laws to establish penalties for possession of firearm suppressors by individuals who are prohibited from owning firearms, involved in violent crimes or felonies, committing crimes of violence against family members, or involved in the sale or possession of controlled substances. The bill specifies that such individuals can face imprisonment for up to ten years in state prison or up to two and a half years in a jail or house of correction.
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