Michigan HB4139 amends firearms law to reflect the repeal of the Extreme Risk Protection Order Act.
Michigan HB4139 amends sections 2, 2b, 5b, and 8 of the 1927 PA 372 to reflect the repeal of the Extreme Risk Protection Order Act. The bill modifies the criteria for issuing concealed pistol licenses, removing references to extreme risk protection orders. It also updates the process for handling statutory disqualifications and the role of the Department of State Police in verifying applicant eligibility. The changes ensure that the concealed pistol licensing process aligns with the current legal framework following the repeal of the Extreme Risk Protection Order Act.
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