Requires firearm safety and de-escalation instruction in public schools, allows opt-outs, and modifies involuntary commitment procedures.
Requires public schools to provide firearm safety and de-escalation instruction to students starting in kindergarten. Parents or guardians can opt out of this instruction annually. The Administrative Office of the Courts must develop a system for statewide mental health record searches for concealed handgun permit applicants. Magistrates and judges gain authority to issue custody orders for involuntary commitment if they believe a party meets the criteria. Funds are appropriated for a pilot program integrating mental health professionals with law enforcement.
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