Modifies provisions relating to unlawful possession of a firearm

Summary

The bill makes it a felony for anyone who knowingly has a firearm while meeting certain disqualifying conditions, such as a felony conviction, fugitive status, habitual intoxication, mental incompetence, or illegal immigration status. Penalties are set as a class C felony, upgraded to class B for dangerous felonies or prior unlawful possession convictions, and the felony‑conviction rule does not apply to antique firearms. The measure did not pass the House.

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