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3 total bills, 2 anti-gun bills,
0 pro-gun bills for this session
Proposed Connecticut Firearm Legislation

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HB05072

Title: An Act Providing Funding For The State-wide Firearms Trafficking Task Force.

Description: To provide additional funding to the state-wide firearms trafficking task force.

Last Action: Referred to Joint Committee on Appropriations

Last Action Date: February 11, 2014

this is an anti-gun bill

HB05214

Title: An Act Concerning Municipal Firearm Permitting.

Description: To reduce expenses to municipalities.

Last Action: Referred to Joint Committee on Public Safety and Security

Last Action Date: February 18, 2014

this is an anti-gun bill

SB00389

Title: An Act Concerning Court Operations.

Description: To authorize chief probation officers and supervisory judicial marshals to administer oaths in the performance of their duties, to remove the political party restriction on who may serve on the State Marshal Commission, to remove the restriction on who the Chief Justice may designate to serve on the State Library Board, to remove a retired judge from the membership of the Board of Firearms Permit Examiners, to clarify whether the court has to schedule a restraining order application for a hearing, regardless of whether the affidavit meets the statutory criteria, to allow the Chief Court Administrator to place venue of housing matters in the judicial district, to clarify that contact by a respondent upon a protected person in certain instances does not constitute a violation of a restraining order, to allow an authorized official of the Judicial Branch to purchase body armor on behalf of a judicial marshal, to make minor and technical changes to bail bonds, to repeal a statute authorizing a special education pilot program, and to repeal the Wrongful Conviction Commission.

Last Action: Signed by the Governor

Last Action Date: June 13, 2014

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