Minnesota HF2644 modifies the definition of "crime of violence" for firearms crimes.
Minnesota HF2644 amends the definition of "crime of violence" for firearms crimes by specifying a list of felony convictions that qualify. This includes offenses such as murder, arson, burglary, drive-by shooting, and various forms of assault and robbery. The bill affects individuals convicted of these crimes, potentially impacting their eligibility for firearm ownership or related penalties.
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