HB 3219
Permitting certain nonviolent offenders to be able to carry firearms.
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Bill overview
This bill proposes to allow certain nonviolent offenders to carry firearms in West Virginia. It defines a crime of violence and clarifies that law enforcement cannot interfere with an individual's right to bear arms. The bill outlines specific offenses that would prohibit firearm possession, such as felony convictions, habitual substance abuse, or mental health commitments, but also includes provisions for restoring rights after a period of recovery or time since conviction. It also addresses carrying a concealed weapon and outlines penalties for doing so while prohibited.
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