North Dakota House passes 2 bills to regulate gun use, adds penalty for crimes with binary triggers
In a packed legislative session, North Dakota lawmakers debated seven gun-related bills, but only two made it through. One, House Bill 1588, allows local governments to ban guns in public buildings and increases penalties for crimes involving binary trigger firearms—a measure some see as a tribute to a slain Fargo police officer. Another, House Bill 1326, denies self-defense claims for those using illegal firearms. Meanwhile, efforts to loosen gun restrictions, including church carry and red flag law bans, failed to gain traction. The debate over firearm policy remains far from settled.
Inforum.com has the full story.
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