Firearms; criminalize possession of by certain persons and order removal after a hearing with a specific finding of risk.

Summary

The bill makes it a crime for anyone subject to a domestic protection order that includes a credible threat finding, or convicted of a misdemeanor domestic‑violence offense, to possess any firearm or ammunition. It also lets courts order law‑enforcement to take away those weapons when a separate finding shows they pose a risk, with fast reporting requirements and a legal presumption protecting officers. Violators could face up to a $10,000 fine and two to ten years in prison.

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