NRA - Ohio: House Committee Likely to Vote on No Duty to Retreat Legislation

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 NRA - Ohio: House Committee Likely to Vote on No Duty to Retreat Legislation

NRA-ILA: Institute for Legislative Action
DAILY ALERT FOR Wednesday, December 16, 2020
 
The Fourth Day of Christmas, Brought to You by Bloomberg and Beto-Backed Texas Lawmakers
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The Fourth Day of Christmas, Brought to You by Bloomberg and Beto-Backed Texas Lawmakers
Fourth up: "Red Flag" gun confiscation
 
Virginia: New Restriction on Conceal Carry Training Starting January 1
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Virginia: New Restriction on Conceal Carry Training Starting January 1
On January 1st, 2021, Senate Bill 263 and the identical House Bill 264 go into effect. As a result, electronic or online firearm training courses will no longer be accepted with new applications for the Virginia Concealed Handgun Permit (CHP), to satisfy the mandatory training requirement.
 
Ohio: House Committee Likely to Vote on No Duty to Retreat Legislation Tomorrow
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Ohio: House Committee Likely to Vote on No Duty to Retreat Legislation Tomorrow
Tomorrow, the House Civil Justice Committee will likely vote on House Bill 796, companion bill to Senate Bill 383.  Once it has passed out of committee, the measure can be voted on the House floor at any time.
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