Minnesota SF4703 modifies extreme risk protection order processes, including application, enforcement, and firearm transfer procedures.
Minnesota SF4703 amends the state's extreme risk protection order laws, focusing on application, enforcement, and firearm transfer procedures. The bill allows for emergency orders without prior notice if there is probable cause that the respondent poses a significant danger to others or is at risk of suicide by possessing a firearm. It mandates that respondents transfer their firearms to law enforcement or a federally licensed firearms dealer within 24 hours of an order's issuance.
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