North Carolina H1208 requires firearms surrender upon civil no-contact order issuance and authorizes Individual Risk Protection Orders to restrict.

North Carolina H1208, the Community Safety Risk Protection Act, mandates that individuals subject to civil no-contact orders surrender firearms to the sheriff. The bill also authorizes the issuance of Individual Risk Protection Orders (IRPO) to restrict individuals' access to firearms if they pose a danger of physical harm to themselves or others. The IRPO process includes provisions for hearings, mental health evaluations, and the surrender, storage, and potential disposal of firearms.

North Carolina H1208 requires firearms surrender upon civil no-contact order issuance and authorizes Individual Risk Protection Orders to restrict.

North Carolina H1208, the Community Safety Risk Protection Act, mandates that individuals subject to civil no-contact orders surrender firearms to the sheriff. The bill also authorizes the issuance of Individual Risk Protection Orders (IRPO) to restrict individuals' access to firearms if they pose a danger of physical harm to themselves or others. The IRPO process includes provisions for hearings, mental health evaluations, and the surrender, storage, and potential disposal of firearms.