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2005 SESSION

Weapons
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• HB 1669 Deer; abolishes rifle hunting in Essex County.
• HB 1670 Hunting; abolishes unlawful rifles in Buckingham County.
• HB 1671 Firearms; prohibits person carrying on any part of highway.
• HB 1785 Firearms; localities may adopt an ordinance that prohibits any combination thereof in libraries.
• HB 1852 Anti-Terrorist Weapons Public Safety Act; created.
• HB 1914 Handguns; removes limitation of purchasing only one per month.
• HB 1915 Weapons; change of definition relating to certain firearms prohibited in public.
• HB 1917 Hunting; clarifies carrying a gun on Sunday.
• HB 1960 Firearms; criminal history records check required to obtain from show vendor.
• HB 1978 Machine guns; certification for transfer must be provided within 15 days.
• HB 2024 Alcoholic beverages; licensee may prohibit loaded firearms on premises.
• HB 2060 Firearms; exempts law-enforcement officers from limit of purchasing one per 30-day period.
• HB 2102 Blaze orange clothing; exempts person hunting with bow & arrow in areas where firearms prohibited.
• HB 2130 Law-enforcement officers; certain allowed to purchase service handgun
• HB 2195 Firearms; holder of valid permit required to provide number & written consent for background check.
• HB 2327 Concealed weapons; person to inform law-enforcement officer of possession.
• HB 2424 Concealed handguns; prohibits consumpation of alcoholic beverage while carrying at a restaurant.
• HB 2535 Firearms; person with valid permit allowed on school property while in vehicle in parking lot.
• HB 2562 Concealed handgun permits; exempt retired special agents with ABC Brd. from paying fee for issuance.
• HB 2634 Juveniles; detention for firearm possession if constituted as threat to others.
• HB 2665 Concealed weapons; allows retired local auxiliary police and animal control officers to carry.
• HB 2683 Firearm shows; notification to State Police and local law-enforcement.
• HB 2684 Fire Prevention Code; regulations concerning possession, handling, etc. or use of firearms.
• HB 2704 Firearms; individuals may request eligibility check.
• HB 2707 Firearm safety courses; concealed handgun permit applicants may take to demonstrate competence.
• HB 2712 Firearm safety courses; concealed handgun permit applicants may take to demonstrate competence.
• HB 2722 Juveniles; if adjudicated delinquent of certain crimes, unlawful to have firearm, etc. rest of life.
• HB 2764 Firarms; allowing in closed containers on school property, certain restrictions.
• HB 2835 Firearm eligibility check; penalty.
• HB 2897 Higher educational institutions; establishing rules & regulations concerning weapons on property.
• HB 2900 Concealed handgun permits; retired law-enforcement officer to renew annually without charge of fee.
• HB 2926 Firearms and ammunition; immunity for manufacturers.
• HB 2928 Concealed weapons permit; disqualifies person using negligently or unlawfully to endanger others.
• HB 2931 Firearms; applicant purchasing to provide specified information for required background check.
• HB 2935 Firearms; carrying on Capitol Square.
• HJ 699 Constitutional amendment; prohibits General Assembly from enacting local handgun regul. (first ref).
• HJ 745 Gun violence in Richmond metropolitan area; joint subcom. to study.
• SB 743 Weapons; possession on child day center property; penalty.
• SB 758 Firearms; localities may adopt an ordinance that prohibits any combination thereof in libraries.
• SB 807 Firearms; criminal history records check required to obtain from show vendor.
• SB 850 Firearms; carrying on public property.
• SB 986 Firearms; sentencing guideline point enhancements for certain crimes in certain localities.
• SB 1026 Concealed handgun permits; exempt retired special agents with ABC Brd. from paying fee for issuance.
• SB 1067 Juveniles; detention for firearm possession if constituted as threat to others.
• SB 1120 Concealed weapons; person to inform law-enforcement officer of possession.
• SB 1266 Concealed weapons permit; disqualifies person using negligently or unlawfully to endanger others.
• SB 1343 Higher educational institutions; establishing rules & regulations concerning weapons on property.
• SJ 393 Firearms hunting ordinances; Department of game and Inland Fisheries studying continued.