Requires surrender of firearms by those convicted of family violence offenses or subject to protective orders.
This bill mandates that individuals convicted of offenses involving family violence or subject to protective orders must surrender their firearms. It outlines procedures for firearm surrender, including options for sale or storage by law enforcement. Protective orders must prominently display statements about firearm prohibitions and penalties for violations. The Office of Court Administration must adopt a model affidavit for non-firearm owners. The law takes effect September 1, 2025.
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