Washington HB1962 amends firearm and weapon possession laws, including restrictions on spring blade knives and firearm possession in certain areas.
Washington HB1962 amends the state's laws concerning firearm and weapon possession. It modifies the definition of "weapon" to exclude spring blade knives, which are defined as knives with a blade that opens by force of gravity or a mechanical device. The bill also updates restrictions on firearm possession in various locations, including schools, child care centers, and public or private elementary or secondary school premises. It specifies that certain individuals, such as law enforcement officers and those with valid concealed pistol licenses, are exempt from these restrictions.
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