Legislation tracked relating to Second Admendment in the state legislature.
Legislative Description: Prohibits the sale of handgun ammunition to any person unless the person can produce proof of a firearm license; defines "ammunition"; imposes a civil penalty of between $500 and $1,000 for each violation.
Sponsorship: PRETLOW, LAFAYETTE, HOOPER, GOTTFRIED, GANTT, GREENE, DINOWITZ, aubry, brennan, canestrari, clark, galef, gordon d, hoyt, jacobs, john, mayersohn, pheffer, seminerio, weinstein, weisenberg, wright
Cowboy Notes: Requires a person show proof before buying ammunition for a firearm. Sounds like a reasonable bill, except not everybody carries their permit on them all the time -- and without a gun, ammo is pretty useless, except maybe for the excitement of throwing in a fire and hearing it explode. No Senate sponsor. 106
More Information: Bill Text - Sponsor's Memo
A.612712/31/69 - referred to codes 12/31/69 - referred to codes | No Same As BillMost pieces of legislation without same as bills do not have a realistic chance of passage. This legislation may exist to solely educate the legislature on an issue, to appease a consituency, influential person, or lobbyist, or because a legislator believes deeply in a cause. |
Legislative Description: Provides for the inclusion of rifles and shotguns in the ballistics identification databank.
Sponsorship: KOON
Cowboy Notes: Even further evidence that Koon doesn't just want to take away our burn barrels, but also our shotguns and rifles too. 106
More Information: Bill Text - Sponsor's Memo
A.747712/31/69 - referred to codes 12/31/69 - referred to codes | No Same As BillMost pieces of legislation without same as bills do not have a realistic chance of passage. This legislation may exist to solely educate the legislature on an issue, to appease a consituency, influential person, or lobbyist, or because a legislator believes deeply in a cause. |