What’s Next for Rhode Island’s Assault Weapons Ban?
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Rhode Island Passes ‘Assault Weapon’ Ban
The Ocean State will likely soon become the eleventh to restrict popular classes of semi-automatic firearms. In the waning hours of the state’s legislative session, Rhode Island lawmakers gave their final approval to Senate Bill 0359 on Friday night. The measure seeks to outlaw the manufacture and sale of any semi-automatic rifle or shotgun capable of accepting a detachable magazine that has one… Source
What’s next for Rhode Island’s assault weapons ban?
PROVIDENCE, R.I. (WPRI) — The scaled-back assault weapons ban that was approved by state lawmakers last week is now on its way to Gov. Dan McKee's desk. The legislation, sponsored by state Sen. Lou DiPalma, restricts the sale, manufacturing and purchase of prohibited firearms, which include certain rifles and shotguns. DiPalma's proposal is a significantly revised version of state Rep. Jason Knight's original bill, which passed the House earlier…
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