HB 103 Weapon Possession While Under the Influence Amendments amends Category II restricted person and provides a penalty for carrying a weapon while impaired even with a prescription. We worked specifically on this bill and helped draft the language for the sponsor to ensure its passage.

HB 120 Weapon Possession Amendments amends the definition of a Category II restricted person relating to domestic violence by exempting those whose conviction has been expunged, set aside, reduced to an infraction by court order or pardoned.

HB 199 Voluntary Firearm Safekeeping Amendments prohibits a law enforcement agency that receives a firearm from the owner or the owner's cohabitant for safekeeping from returning the firearm to the owner if the owner: is a restricted person; or has been arrested and booked into jail on a class A misdemeanor or felony domestic violence offense, has had a court review the probable cause statement and determine that probable cause existed for the arrest, and is subject to a jail release agreement or a jail release court order. This bill also directs the Department of Public Safety to create a pamphlet detailing a domestic violence victim's rights to commit the perpetrator's firearm to a law enforcement agency.

HB 219 Firearms Regulations declares the state's commitment to the Second Amendment to the United States Constitution and declares that the state and its political subdivisions will not enforce federal laws that purport to restrict or ban certain firearms, ammunition, or firearms accessories.

HB 225 Firearm Possession Amendments amends several provisions in the restricted persons statute to: require agencies to run a background check when returning a firearm to an individual from evidence; add dating relationships to the list of relationships that restrict a person convicted of assault or aggravated assault; provide that a person is not a restricted person for certain convictions after five years after a conviction; classify an alien in the state on a nonimmigrant visa in certain circumstances as a restricted person not able to possess, own, or purchase a firearm; require the Bureau of Criminal Identification to inform the local law enforcement agency with jurisdiction over a firearms dealer when a restricted person attempts to purchase a firearm from that dealer; clarify that a restricted person may not use an antique firearm for an activity regulated under the Wildlife Resources Code of Utah.

HB 226 Sale of a Firearm Amendments directs BCI to create an online process that allows an individual involved in the sale of a firearm to determine if the other party to the sale has a valid concealed carry permit or the firearm has been reported as stolen.

HB 300 Voluntary Firearm Restrictions Amendments creates a voluntary firearm restricted list under BCI and removes the requirement for BCI to enter the information received from an individual requesting to be placed on a voluntary firearm restricted list into the National Instant Criminal Background Check System.

HB 461 Airport Firearm Possession Amendments provides that a firearm that was seized as part of a criminal offense at an airport should be returned to the firearm's owner if it does not need to be retained. Restricts the ability of a prosecutor to seek the forfeiture of a firearm as part of any plea or settlement negotiation.

HB 485 Restricted Persons Amendments requires a defendant to sign a document acknowledging their restricted status and the 10-day time constraint they are under to relinquish all firearms. 

HB 507 Firearm Possession Revisions amends the definition of restricted person to someone who has completed a sentence for a felony conviction in the last three years.