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Friday, April 28, 2006

 

On Monday, April 24, the Louisiana State House approved HB 760 by Representative Steve Scalise (R-82), an NRA-backed bill amending the state’s emergency powers laws to prevent New Orleans-style gun confiscations in the event of another natural disaster in Louisiana, and HB 89 by Representative Eric LaFleur (D-38), NRA-supported “Castle Doctrine” legislation similar to Florida’s landmark law passed in 2005. 

 

Both bills have been referred to the Senate Judiciary C Committee for consideration (Note: HB 1097 the companion bill to HB 89 grants immunity from civil liability for crime victims who lawfully use force to defend themselves, was referred to the Senate Judiciary A Committee.) 

 

Please contact the State Senators who serve on these two committees and urge them to support HB 89, HB 760, and HB 1097. 

 

Also, on Tuesday, April 25, the Senate approved SB 30 by Senator Joe McPherson (D-39), the NRA-backed “No Net Loss” of state-owned public hunting lands bill.  SB 30 has been referred to the House Natural Resources Committee. 

 

Please contact the State Representatives who serve on this committee and urge them to support SB 30. 

 

To contact your state lawmakers, call the PULS line at (225) 342-2456 (from the Baton Rouge area) or (800) 256-3793 (outside the Baton Rouge area). 

 

For help identifying your State Legislator or for further contact information please use the “member contact” feature at the following links http://house.louisiana.gov/ and http://senate.legis.state.la.us/Senators/.

 

For further information regarding gun laws in Louisiana and around the nation please visit www.NRAILA.org/.

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