Montana HB433 preserves the right to keep and bear arms for individuals charged with certain crimes, except forcible felonies and crimes using a.
Montana HB433 prohibits the deprivation of the right to keep and bear arms for individuals charged with certain crimes, except when charged with a forcible felony or a crime of violence using a weapon. This bill codifies an exception to ensure that individuals charged with these specific offenses do not retain their right to keep and bear arms pending trial.
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