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SB300: Dangerous weapons; governing body has authority to restrict in governmental facilities.
Chief Patron
Sen.
Mary Margaret Whipple (D-31)
Mary Margaret Whipple
(D-31)
Served: 1996–
Progress
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Status
01/22/2008: Failed to Pass in Committee
Summary
Dangerous weapons in government facilities. Provides that the governing body of any locality may, by ordinance, make it unlawful for any person to possess a dangerous weapon upon the property, including buildings and grounds thereof, of any facility that is owned or leased by that locality and used by it for governmental purposes.
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3 votes
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Comments
Oppose. I generally support concealed carry laws.