Extreme risk protection orders allow courts to temporarily restrict firearm access for individuals posing a significant danger to themselves or.
This bill creates extreme risk protection orders, allowing courts to temporarily restrict firearm access for individuals posing a significant danger to themselves or others. A petitioner, such as a law enforcement officer or family member, can request an order if the respondent has exhibited violent behavior, mental illness, or violated a protection order. The court can issue a temporary ex parte order without notice to the respondent. Law enforcement must collect surrendered firearms and ammunition. The order lasts up to 12 months and can be extended.
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