Pennsylvania SB357 amends firearm laws, allowing concealed carry without a license, and modifies provisions on firearm possession in court.
Pennsylvania SB357 amends the state's firearm laws by allowing individuals to carry firearms without a license, whether openly or concealed. It repeals provisions requiring a license to carry firearms on public streets or property in Philadelphia. The bill also modifies the offense of possessing a firearm or dangerous weapon in a court facility, and it repeals provisions relating to carrying firearms without a license and carrying loaded weapons other than firearms.
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