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Ohio - Right To Carry Bill Heads To Senate Floor
Friday, March 14, 2003
House Bill 12, Right to Carry legislation, heads to the Senate floor after a contentious debate in the House Wednesday, March 12. Passing with a 69-28 vote, HB 12 would allow law-abiding citizens who have satisfied a criminal background check and taken a training course to obtain a permit to carry a handgun concealed for personal protection. It also increases the penalties on gun violence and theft. This NRA-backed legislation is also supported by the Buckeye State Sheriffs Association. Please be sure to contact your State Senator as soon as possible at (614) 466-4900, or by using our "Write Your Representatives" tool, and urge him to support action on HB 12.
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