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North Carolina - Reckless Lawsuit Preemption Bill Goes to Conference Committee
Friday, October 19, 2001
SB 680, the reckless lawsuit preemption bill, passed the House by an overwhelming majority this week. The House stripped restrictive language from the bill that would have ended traditional North Carolina gun shows. Because there are differences between the House and Senate versions of this legislation, it must now go to a joint House-Senate conference committee that will negotiate a final version of the bill. There is some concern that anti-gun factions in the Senate are going to attempt to put the Senate`s gun show language back into the bill. In order to prevent this, gun owners need to make sure that pro-gun Senators are appointed to the conference committee. Call your Senator and ask him to support SB 680 without gun show language, and to work to make sure that the members of the conference committee respect the rights of gun owners. You can reach your Senator by calling (919) 733-7928, or use our "Right Your Reps" tool to find additional contact information.
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