Any new gun law changes for 2012?
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Any new gun law changes for 2012?
Are there any new or proposed gun law changes for 2012?
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Re: Any new gun law changes for 2012?
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Re: Any new gun law changes for 2012?
Also castle doctrine being put up. For updates I would subscribe to VA-ALERT(aka email updates from VCDL).
http://www.vcdl.org/va-alert.html
http://www.vcdl.org/va-alert.html
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Re: Any new gun law changes for 2012?
That bill is not Constitutional Carry. You still must ask "Mother May I" in order to carry concealed. The CHP permitting process will remain. If you happen to be caught carrying concealed without your permit, you have to go to court and produce the permit and explain to the judge why you didn't have it on you at the time of the offense.mrjam2jab wrote:Constitutional Carry
Engage your brain!
Re: Any new gun law changes for 2012?
Bill would remove the need for a permit for most people to carry concealed. It does allow for issue of permits for use in other states. It also adds some penalties for carrying concealed during certain crimes. I think that parts of it need cleaned up and adding all allowed weapons to it as well.Yarddawg wrote:That bill is not Constitutional Carry. You still must ask "Mother May I" in order to carry concealed. The CHP permitting process will remain. If you happen to be caught carrying concealed without your permit, you have to go to court and produce the permit and explain to the judge why you didn't have it on you at the time of the offense.mrjam2jab wrote:Constitutional Carry
Re: Any new gun law changes for 2012?
Besides keeping up at VCDL, who should have their 2012 list up soon, you can also search for proposed bills yourself at
http://leg1.state.va.us/
http://leg1.state.va.us/cgi-bin/legp504.exe?121+men+SRB
Do searches for firearms, guns, castle etc. only a few bills listed so far but the bill list should fill up a lot next week.
http://leg1.state.va.us/
http://leg1.state.va.us/cgi-bin/legp504.exe?121+men+SRB
Do searches for firearms, guns, castle etc. only a few bills listed so far but the bill list should fill up a lot next week.
Re: Any new gun law changes for 2012?
HB 26 is the bill to change the penalty for not having the permit on you. HB139 removes the requirement to have one.Yarddawg wrote:That bill is not Constitutional Carry. You still must ask "Mother May I" in order to carry concealed. The CHP permitting process will remain. If you happen to be caught carrying concealed without your permit, you have to go to court and produce the permit and explain to the judge why you didn't have it on you at the time of the offense.mrjam2jab wrote:Constitutional Carry
Re: Any new gun law changes for 2012?
HB 20 is a big one.
It basically states "Emergency services and disasters; constitutional rights. Provides that nothing in the Emergency Services and Disaster Law shall be interpreted to limit or prohibit the possession, carrying, transportation, sale, or transfer of firearms."
No confiscation by big brother like during Katrina.
It is in the committee, House Militia, Police and Public Safety.
Here is the link to the State legislation. You can find bills by committee, number, member, just about anything. You can follow the bills as they procede and see where they are.
http://lis.virginia.gov/cgi-bin/legp604.exe?121+men+BIL
It basically states "Emergency services and disasters; constitutional rights. Provides that nothing in the Emergency Services and Disaster Law shall be interpreted to limit or prohibit the possession, carrying, transportation, sale, or transfer of firearms."
No confiscation by big brother like during Katrina.
It is in the committee, House Militia, Police and Public Safety.
Here is the link to the State legislation. You can find bills by committee, number, member, just about anything. You can follow the bills as they procede and see where they are.
http://lis.virginia.gov/cgi-bin/legp604.exe?121+men+BIL

