Establishes priority for certain firearm-related background checks when applicant has obtained domestic violence restraining order.
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This bill establishes a priority for firearm background checks when an applicant has a domestic violence restraining order against them. It amends existing law to ensure that these background checks are expedited. The bill also clarifies requirements for obtaining a firearms purchaser identification card and outlines conditions under which a permit to purchase a handgun may be denied. It aims to enhance public safety by preventing individuals subject to domestic violence restraining orders from acquiring firearms.
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