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Debate over SB 2 stalls after senators raise rural-use and definition concerns

Utah State Senate · October 11, 1993
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Summary

Senate Bill 2, which would restrict juvenile possession of handguns and increase penalties for providing firearms to minors, drew extended floor debate over definitions and exceptions for rural uses; senators voted to 'circle' the bill for further work rather than pass it today.

Senate Bill 2, a broad measure aimed at limiting juveniles' possession of handguns and strengthening penalties for adults who provide firearms to minors, prompted extended debate on the Senate floor and a procedural motion to circle the bill for further drafting.

The floor sponsor summarized SB 2 as three parts: clarifying the unlawful possession of dangerous weapons by those under 18, creating graded penalties for handgun possession and more severe…

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