Vermont H0200 amends state law to align with federal regulations by prohibiting firearm possession by individuals deemed dangerous due to mental.
Vermont H0200 amends state law to prohibit firearm possession by individuals found by a court to pose a danger to themselves or others due to mental illness. It also prohibits firearm possession by fugitives from justice, those subject to final relief from abuse or stalking orders, and those charged with specific offenses. The bill increases penalties for second or subsequent offenses. It aligns Vermont law with federal regulations on firearm possession by prohibited persons.
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