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This bill, known as "Jordin's Law," makes several changes related to firearms and domestic violence in Arizona. It amends existing laws to require courts to inform individuals convicted of certain domestic violence offenses that they are prohibited from owning or possessing firearms, and to order them to transfer any firearms they own to law enforcement or a licensed dealer within 24 hours of sentencing or release from custody. The bill also clarifies that individuals subject to an order of protection (a court order to prevent domestic violence) may be prohibited from possessing or purchasing firearms, and if such a prohibition is issued, they must immediately transfer any firearms they own. Furthermore, it outlines procedures for the transfer, disposal, and return of firearms in these situations, including requiring proof of transfer and allowing for search warrants if individuals fail to comply. The bill also makes minor adjustments to court fees related to domestic relations cases and clarifies the process for serving orders of protection.

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https://apps.azleg.gov/BillStatus/BillOverview/85660