Gun Laws In Connecticut - Everytown Research

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  Foundational laws

  • Background Check and/or Purchase Permit
  • Concealed Carry Permit Required
  • Extreme Risk Law
  • No Shoot First Law
  • Secure Storage/Child Access Prevention Required

  Gun industry and product safety

  • Assault Weapons Prohibited
  • Auto Sears/Glock Switches Prohibited
  • Bump Stocks Prohibited
  • Consumer Safety
  • Dealer License Required
  • Ghost Guns Regulated
  • High Capacity Magazines Prohibited
  • Legal Accountability for Gun Industry
  • Microstamping for New Handguns

  Guns in public

  • No Carry After Violent Offense
  • No Guns Mandate on College Campuses
  • No Guns at State Capitols and/or Demonstrations
  • No Guns in Bars
  • No Guns in K-12 Schools
  • Open Carry Regulated
  • Strong Concealed Carry Authority

  Keeping guns out of the wrong hands

  • Emergency Restraining Order Prohibitor
  • Felony Prohibitor
  • Fugitive from Justice Prohibitor
  • Gun Removal Program
  • Hate Crime Prohibitor
  • Mental Health Prohibitor
  • Minimum Age to Purchase
  • No Gun Purchases After Violent Offense
  • Prohibition for Convicted Domestic Abusers
  • Prohibition for Domestic Abusers Under Restraining Orders
  • Relinquishment for Convicted Domestic Abusers
  • Relinquishment for Domestic Abusers Under Restraining Orders
  • School Threat Assessment Teams
  • Stalker Prohibitor

  Policing and civil rights

  • Funding for Services for Victims of Gun Violence
  • Local Gun Laws Allowed
  • No Law Enforcement Officers Bill of Rights
  • Office of Violence Intervention
  • Police Use of Deadly Force Standard
  • Qualified Immunity Limited
  • Tools to Address Crime Guns
  • Violence Intervention Program Funding

  Sales and permitting

  • Authority to Deny Gun Purchase for Public Safety
  • Charleston Loophole Closed or Limited
  • Lost and Stolen Reporting
  • Mental Health Record Reporting
  • Sales Records Sent to Law Enforcement
  • Training Required to Purchase Guns
  • Waiting Periods

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