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AL HB266

AL HB266
Assault weapons, to prohibit possession and transfer in certain circumstances, provide for registration


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Introduced
02/29/2024
In Committee
02/29/2024
Crossed Over
Passed
Dead
05/09/2024

Introduced Session

Regular Session 2024

Bill Summary

Assault weapons, to prohibit possession and transfer in certain circumstances, provide for registration

AI Summary

This bill prohibits the possession and transfer of assault weapons in certain circumstances, and provides for the registration of assault weapons. Key provisions include: - Defining "assault weapon" to include specific firearms and certain semi-automatic weapons with certain features. - Making it a crime to knowingly sell or transfer an assault weapon, punishable as a Class B felony, or a Class A felony if sold/transferred to a person under 18. - Making it a crime to knowingly possess an assault weapon, punishable as a Class C felony, with exceptions for law enforcement, military, and those who register their assault weapons by April 1, 2025. - Requiring the registration of lawfully possessed assault weapons with the Alabama State Law Enforcement Agency by April 1, 2025. - Placing restrictions on the possession, transportation, and sale/transfer of registered assault weapons. - Allowing licensed gun dealers to transport, display, sell, and repair assault weapons. - Allowing the continued manufacturing and transportation of assault weapons within Alabama for sale within or outside the state.

Committee Categories

Justice

Sponsors (20)

Last Action

Pending House Judiciary (on 02/29/2024)

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