Massachusetts H2615 allows certain individuals to possess electronic defensive devices like stun guns and dart guns without special permits.
Massachusetts H2615 modifies the state's laws regarding the possession and use of electronic defensive devices, specifically electronic dart guns and electronic stun guns. The bill allows individuals aged 21 and older, who are not prohibited persons, to possess, purchase, carry, transfer, or use these devices for defensive purposes without needing a special permit. Prohibited persons include those convicted of certain crimes, those under protection orders, and those subject to arrest warrants.
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