Pennsylvania SB262 establishes extreme risk protection orders to prevent individuals from possessing firearms if they pose a significant danger to.
Pennsylvania SB262 creates a legal framework for extreme risk protection orders, which can be issued by a court to prevent individuals from possessing firearms if they pose a significant danger to themselves or others. The bill outlines procedures for filing petitions, issuing ex parte orders, and conducting hearings. It mandates the surrender of firearms by respondents and establishes a statewide registry for these orders. The bill also addresses the renewal, termination, and enforcement of these orders, including the handling of firearms surrendered under the orders.
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