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HB 534·UT·house

Firearm Immunity Amendments

FailedFiled Feb 10, 2026
Sponsor: Ken Ivory (R)
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House/ filed

Mar 6, 2026

Summary

The proposal would give government agencies, their employees, and owners or tenants of property immunity from civil suits when a legally owned firearm is discharged on their land, as long as they did not encourage the shooting for an unlawful purpose. It expands the definition of who counts as a property occupant to include entities such as corporations and removes the requirement that the land be privately owned. The bill also adds a specific exception that removes this protection if officials or occupants actively help an unlawful discharge.

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