Posted: 1/26/2021 2:05:31 PM EDT
[Last Edit: miker84][Edited]
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Starting a new thread so I don't clutter up the one started by dogsandhogs SB2107 ***Passed Committee with additional exemptions added for courts and state agencies*** Firearms; prohibit local governments and state agencies from restricting possession. Watch this one. It's a trojan horse because it removes schools and colleges from pre-emption and enhanced carry. HB634 Passed Committee and looks like they are trying to exempt some places just like the Senate bill Firearms restriction; limit those by cities, counties and state agencies. This one appears to reinforce pre-emption, particularly around state-owned property that is rented to private entities. HB886 Passed Committee Law enforcement officers; exempt from concealed firearms permit fees and renewal fees. SB2253 Passed Committee Concealed carry weapons permit; combine with driver's license or identification card SB2565 Passed Committee Concealed carry; allow licensee to update permanent address information online HB569Died in Committee Firearms; revise limits placed on counties and municipalities to regulate. This would overturn pre-emption HB604 Died in Committee Firearms; clarify licensing procedure. A quick glance Looks like this one just clarifies a few things without taking anything away. HB608 Died in Committee Stun gun; remove the term from the prohibited firearms category. HB680 Died in Committee Concealed firearms; clarify prohibition for mentally incompetent. HB697 Died in Committee Firearms licensed; require proof of mental health evaluation. HB735 Died in Committee Firearms; prohibit discharge near petroleum. This comes up every year. Which one of yall keeps shooting at gas tanks?  HB864 Died in Committee Firearms; authorize concealed carry without a permit during emergency evacuations. HB926 Died in Committee Firearms and weapons; authorize nonviolent felons to possess and use in defense of residence or. HB1041 Died in Committee Firearms Protection Act; create. Basically says that MS stays gun-friendly if the Feds decide otherwise. HB1131 Died in Committee Firearms possession; authorize for nonviolent felons in homes and cars. HB2558 Died in Committee Firearms; outlaw open carry of weapons at parades and demonstrations. SB2564 Died in Committee Firearms; interpose state law in place of any federal law confiscating firearms. This one prevents confiscation by Feds should they enact any sort of confiscation law. SB2567 Died in Committee Second Amendment Preservation Act"; state firearm law preempts any local ordinance or regulation. More pre-emption protections. SB2568 Died in Committee Firearms; prohibit state cooperation with federal effort to ban SB2247 Died in Committee Concealed weapon permit; authorize Secretary of State to designate certain employees for. For me but not for thee lol. HB40 Died in Committee Purchase of automatic weapon; place certain restrictions on. SB2500Died in Committee Hunting on streets and railroads; clarify prohibition on. |
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Originally Posted By CaptainBob94: Does SB2107 exempt education from the contracts provisions or all of the preemption statute? I'm not sure. It says they have to follow all state law, but it does mention contracts and rentals...which could apply to stadiums and arenas. I'd really like to see that beefed up because SEC schools are ignoring state law and daring someone to sue them. |
| Sounds like they are all possibly going to be dead due to the deadlock over the tax swap. |
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