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- Nevada: No Legislative Session in 2012 February 24, 2012
  The part-time Nevada Legislature will not convene for a 2012 regular session. However, we are working closely with pro-gun legislators in preparation for next year when we will work to make improvements to existing state gun laws wherever possible.
- Montana: No 2012 Legislative Session February 24, 2012
  The Montana Legislature will not convene again until 2013. However, during this off-season, we are working closely with pro-gun legislators in preparation for next year when we will work to make improvements to existing state gun laws wherever possible.
- South Dakota: Political Maneuver Defeats Employee Protection Legislation in Committee February 24, 2012
  On Friday, February 24, the South Dakota Senate Judiciary Committee voted 5 to 2 to defer consideration of House Bill 1132 until the forty-first day of a forty day session. This politically motivated, procedural tactic effectively killed one of the NRA’s top legislative priorities for the 2012 session.
- Nebraska: No Action Taken During Committee Hearing February 24, 2012
  This past Wednesday, the Judiciary Committee held a hearing on Legislative Bill 785, but took no action. Another hearing for LB 785 could be held as early as next Wednesday, February 29. We will keep you informed on any new updates regarding LB 785.
- Virginia: State House Rejects Senate Changes to Castle Doctrine Legislation February 24, 2012
  Yesterday, the House of Delegates voted to reject Senate amendments to House Bill 48 and the legislation will now be sent to a conference committee. Sponsored by Delegate Dickie Bell (R-20), HB 48 seeks to provide civil liability immunity to someone who uses any degree of physical force against another person when the other person has unlawfully entered the […]
- Oklahoma: NRA-Backed Pro-Hunting Legislation Re-Assigned to Senate Committee and Needs Your Help! February 24, 2012
  SB 1743, the “Landowner’s Hunting Freedom Act," provides for the legalized use of suppressors for landowners and their guests. SB 1743 did not get heard in the Senate Tourism and Wildlife Committee prior to its committee deadline and was re-assigned to the Senate Agriculture and Rural Development Committee. This new Senate committee is scheduled to mee […]
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