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Nebraska: Bill to Amend Concealed Carry Permit Law to be Heard in Committee on January 19

Thursday, January 12, 2012

Nebraska: Bill to Amend Concealed Carry Permit Law to be Heard in Committee on January 19

NRA-backed Legislative Bill 807 is scheduled to be heard in the Judiciary Committee on Thursday, January 19.  Introduced by state Senator Scott Lautenbaugh (18), LB 807 would amend and clarify the current concealed carry permit disqualifications and help expedite the application process.

LB 807 would clarify that only individuals who have been criminally convicted of a drug- or firearm-related crime would be disqualified from receiving a Nebraska concealed carry permit.  LB 807 will also make further clarifications that will ultimately help streamline and expedite the concealed carry permit application process.

For those interested in attending this hearing, LB 807 will be heard by the Judiciary Committee on January 19 at 1:30 p.m. in Room 1113 of the Nebraska Capitol.  Please contact members of the Judiciary Committee and respectfully urge them to support LB 807.

Judiciary Committee:

Senator Brad Ashford (20), Chairman
(402) 471-2622
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Senator Colby Coash (27)
(402) 471-2632
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Senator Brenda Council (11)
(402) 471-2612
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Senator Burke J. Harr (8)
(402) 471-2722
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Senator Tyson Larson (40)
(402) 471-2801
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Senator Steve Lathrop (12)
(402) 471-2623
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Senator Scott Lautenbaugh (18)
(402) 471-2618
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Senator Amanda McGill (26)
(402) 471-2610
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