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Nebraska: Permit-to-Purchase Reform Bill Strengthens as it Moves Through the Legislature!
 
Wednesday, March 03, 2010
 

On Monday, March 1, NRA-supported LB 817 successfully advanced in the Cornhusker State from General File to Select File.  This bill would allow for a Nebraska concealed carry permit to also be used as an individual’s permit to purchase card.  During the first round of debate, known as General File, two amendments were added to the bill. NRA was not opposed to either amendment. 

The first amendment extended the privileges on LB 817 to law enforcement, which were unintentionally left out of the bill. The second amendment added the contents of a bill sponsored by State Senator Annette Dubas (34), which would extend the increased penalties for illegal discharge of a firearm to cities of the 1st class.

Because of the necessity of accommodating a procedural mix-up, State Senator Mark Christensen's (44) amendment will not be offered until Select File, which would to prevent civil lawsuits in self-defense situations.  

Please contact your Senator and thank them for advancing the LB 817 to Select File. Also please encourage them to adopt the civil immunity provisions of the Castle Doctrine bill during Select File.  For your Senator’s contact information please click here.
 

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