Gun sales in Virginia have surged in recent months ahead of a July 1 ban on the sale of assault weapons, according to data from the FBI. Democrat-sponsored bills that would ban the sale of ...
SPRINGFIELD — While hundreds of bills are heading to Gov. JB Pritzker’s desk, several key measures debated during this spring’s legislative session failed to move forward and will be put off to future ...
Many key bills discussed in the General Assembly this year failed to move forward before lawmakers adjourned on June 1. Bills banning Glocks, creating a prescription drug board and regulating ...
VIRGINIA, USA — Starting July 1, Virginians will no longer be allowed to import, sell, manufacture, purchase, or transfer certain firearms classified under the state's new assault weapons law. The ...
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New Virginia assault weapons ban faces resistance from some of the state's top prosecutors
Virginia's new assault weapons ban begins July 1, prompting confusion, legal questions, and concerns from gun owners. Exclusive: Iran supreme leader’s adviser says talks deadlocked over $24 billion ...
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Virginia assault weapons ban takes effect July 1 as gun owners, attorneys raise concerns
Virginia's new assault weapons ban begins July 1, prompting confusion, legal questions, and concerns from gun owners across the Commonwealth. Justice Jackson pens unanimous decision backed by SCOTUS ...
SPOTSYLVANIA, Va. — A new law banning the sale, purchase, and transfer of certain assault weapons in Virginia is set to take effect on July 1, but the landmark legislation signed by Gov. Abigail ...
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. (WVIR) - Starting July 1, Virginians will be criminally prosecuted for carrying, selling and buying assault weapons like AR-15s and magazines with capacities over 15 under HB217.
New Virginia laws banning the sale and transfer of assault weapons go into effect in about five weeks. But at least five conservative prosecutors say they won’t enforce them. Spotsylvania County ...
EXCLUSIVE: Ryan Mehaffey, a Marine veteran and Virginia prosecutor, is taking a hard-line stance against what he believes is an "unconstitutional" new gun ban signed by Democratic Gov. Abigail ...
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