Ch. SL 2026-53
Summary
The law changes how courts handle firearms, ammunition and permits when an emergency, ex parte or permanent domestic‑violence protective order is issued, requiring immediate surrender to the sheriff and setting fees, retrieval and disposal rules. It also makes the transcripts of 911 and other emergency calls public, except for information that could identify callers, victims or witnesses, especially minors. The changes affect defendants subject to protective orders, law‑enforcement agencies, and anyone seeking access to emergency call records.
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