Minnesota HF4075 establishes a uniform procedure for imposing, implementing, and overseeing firearm restrictions resulting from certain criminal.
Minnesota HF4075 amends existing statutes to create a standardized process for handling firearm restrictions in cases involving domestic abuse, harassment, and stalking. The bill mandates that individuals subject to certain court orders must transfer their firearms to a law enforcement agency, federally licensed firearms dealer, or a third party within a specified timeframe. It outlines procedures for documenting and storing firearms, and specifies penalties for non-compliance.
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