Change provisions relating to unlawful possession of a firearm by a prohibited juvenile offender and sealed records
Indefinitely postponed
Summary
The bill makes it a felony for anyone under 25 who has been adjudicated in juvenile court for a felony or a domestic‑violence misdemeanor to possess a firearm, but lets them petition a court for an exemption before turning 25. It also tightens how sealed juvenile records are handled, requiring agencies to treat them as if they never existed and prohibiting employers from asking about them. Violations of the new rules are punishable by a Class V misdemeanor.
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