Thursday, May 9, 2019
Washington State Gun Rights Update
The right of the people to defend themselves has been modified by the Democratic Party controlled Legislature and Governor Inslee.
On May 8th, Governor Jay Inslee
signed into law a number of anti-gun bills that had been passed by the
Legislature during the 2019 Legislative Session.
House Bill 1465,
sponsored by Representative Roger Goodman (D-45), will require Concealed Pistol License
(CPL) holders to undergo a state background check on handgun purchases instead
of the instant NICS check that is currently being conducted as a
courtesy by the FBI. Unfortunately, beginning July 1st, the FBI will no longer be conducting these courtesy NICS checks for CPL holders.
House Bill 1786,
sponsored by Representative Laurie Jinkins (D-27), will expand firearm
seizures to a wider range of protective orders with little to no due
process, and in some cases, will remove a judge’s discretion as to
whether to impose firearm restrictions upon respondents of protective
orders.
Senate Bill 5027,
sponsored by Senator David Frockt (D-46), will expand Washington’s
existing Extreme Risk Protection Orders (ERPO) by affirming that the
ERPO can be issued against minors while also infringing upon the
self-defense rights of law-abiding parents or others in the household
without due process.
Senate Bill 5181,
sponsored by Senator Kuderer, will suspend Second Amendment rights
without due process for six months from individuals who are admitted for
a 72-hour mental health evaluation, but who are not subsequently
involuntarily committed.
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Fortunately, Gov. Inslee did sign House Bill 1934 into
law. Sponsored by Representative Michelle Caldier (R-26), HB 1934
will allow military members who are stationed or assigned out-of-state
to renew their CPL by mail.
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