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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES - NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING COMMITTEE: Criminal Jurisprudence TIME & DATE: 10:00 AM, Monday, June 25, 2018
PLACE: E2.014 CHAIR: Rep. Joe Moody
The committee will hear public testimony on the recently issued interim charges:
Review the applicable portions of the state's penal laws and make legislative recommendations regarding whether existing protective order laws are sufficient or could be amended to include 'red flag' or mental health protective orders or whether 'red flag' or mental health protective orders should be independently created to allow law enforcement, a family member, a school employee, or a district attorney to file a petition seeking removal of firearms from a potentially dangerous person and providing for mental health treatment for the potentially dangerous person, while preserving the fundamental rights of the Second Amendment and ensuring due process.
Examine current statutes designed to protect minors from accessing firearms without proper supervision and make recommendations to ensure responsible and safe firearm storage, including enhancing the penalty to a felony when unauthorized access results in death or bodily injury.
LINK: https://capitol.texas.gov/tlodocs/85R/schedules/html/C2202018062510001.HTM
LEARN HOW TO TESTIFY: Even if it's your first time at a hearing - you can testify. You are the one most qualified to share your own opinion with our Texas legislature. Speak from the heart about your own beliefs. You can do it!
Watch this video on how to navigate a hearing - including parking, getting into the Capitol, finding your hearing room, and what to expect:
Watch this video to learn how to prepare and deliver effective testimony so your voice is heard:
From the description:
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES - NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING COMMITTEE: Criminal Jurisprudence TIME & DATE: 10:00 AM, Monday, June 25, 2018
PLACE: E2.014 CHAIR: Rep. Joe Moody
The committee will hear public testimony on the recently issued interim charges:
Review the applicable portions of the state's penal laws and make legislative recommendations regarding whether existing protective order laws are sufficient or could be amended to include 'red flag' or mental health protective orders or whether 'red flag' or mental health protective orders should be independently created to allow law enforcement, a family member, a school employee, or a district attorney to file a petition seeking removal of firearms from a potentially dangerous person and providing for mental health treatment for the potentially dangerous person, while preserving the fundamental rights of the Second Amendment and ensuring due process.
Examine current statutes designed to protect minors from accessing firearms without proper supervision and make recommendations to ensure responsible and safe firearm storage, including enhancing the penalty to a felony when unauthorized access results in death or bodily injury.
LINK: https://capitol.texas.gov/tlodocs/85R/schedules/html/C2202018062510001.HTM
LEARN HOW TO TESTIFY: Even if it's your first time at a hearing - you can testify. You are the one most qualified to share your own opinion with our Texas legislature. Speak from the heart about your own beliefs. You can do it!
Watch this video on how to navigate a hearing - including parking, getting into the Capitol, finding your hearing room, and what to expect:
Watch this video to learn how to prepare and deliver effective testimony so your voice is heard: