To revise the definition of illegally "brandishing" a firearm to state that it applies only to a person who acts in a "willful" manner. The bill would also establish that pointing a gun at someone to defend oneself or another is not "brandishing." House Bill 5092 establishes a statutory definition of brandishing that requires an "intent" to threaten.
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| Excused or Not Voting (1) | |
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