North Carolina S633 aims to enhance public safety by prohibiting domestic violence offenders from possessing firearms, requiring universal background.
North Carolina S633, the Guarding Freedoms & Public Safety Act, introduces several measures to strengthen firearm regulations. It prohibits individuals convicted of misdemeanor domestic violence offenses from purchasing or possessing firearms. The bill also mandates universal background checks for all firearm sales, ensuring federally licensed dealers verify the legality of firearm transfers. Additionally, it requires parents or guardians of students in public schools to certify the safe storage of firearms in their homes.
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