Vermont S0167 prohibits possession of semiautomatic assault weapons.
Vermont S0167 aims to prohibit the possession of semiautomatic assault weapons. The bill defines a semiautomatic assault weapon as a firearm with specific features, such as a detachable magazine and a fixed magazine capacity exceeding seven rounds. Exemptions include firearms possessed by federal or state law enforcement officers and active members of the Vermont National Guard, National Guard of another state, or U.S. Armed Forces. Violations of the prohibition carry penalties of up to one year in prison, a $500 fine, or both. The act takes effect upon passage.
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