Missouri HB3105 modifies firearms rights, defining "law-abiding citizen" and prohibiting state officials from violating these rights.
Missouri HB3105 modifies provisions regarding the rights of firearms owners by defining "law-abiding citizen" and prohibiting state officials from violating these rights. The bill specifies that a law-abiding citizen is someone who is eighteen years of age or older, not under criminal investigation, not a danger to self or others, legally present in the United States, and not precluded from possessing a firearm by state law. It also prohibits state officials from investigating or disciplining law-abiding citizens for exercising their Second Amendment rights.
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