2017-2018 Proposed Illinois Gun Legislation |
Posted January 14th, 2017 12:47 pm |
dc dalton Pennsylvania
Posts: 705
This thread will be updated on a regular basis when new bills come in for Illinois.
Note: We will only post legislation we feel is negative or positive, those new bills which don't actually effect your rights will not be included but you can always find them on the state legislation page.
To view proposed Illinois legislation click here
Starting off: HB0258 would make firearms that look like phones illegal
HB0271 would require all ammunition sold in the state to have individual serial numbers
HB0308 would allow the transport of rifles and shotguns within a vehicle without them being broken down or in a case
HB0329 would add casinos, licensed fraternal establishments, licensed veterans establishments and any place that serves liquor to the list of prohibited places
HR0008 urges congress to strengthen laws regarding the shipping of firearms via rail
HR0015 urges congress to regulate replica firearms
SB0007 would ban firearms from casinos
SB0050 is both good and bad. On the one hand it would legalize owning suppressors, on the other it would make it more difficult to get a FOID card (more training) and would ban anyone convicted of terrorist threats or receiving any material considered terrorist from getting a FOID card.
HB0365 would allow active duty military to carry concealed weapons without an IL license to carry provided they are not prohibited and have a license from their home state
HB0377 would prevent municipalities from revoking, suspending, or refusing to renew a business license or otherwise interfere with a business license if that business allow concealed carry holders to frequent it.
HB0385 would ban carrying firearms at casinos
HB0405 would make the state a shall issue state for non-resident permits for people from states that require training and a background check
HB0406 would allow those with carry permits and police officers to carry concealed while hunting
HB0410 would dismiss the waiting period for firearms if one firearm is traded for another
HB0413 would prevent any state employee from assisting the federal government to enforce any federal law the state deems unconstitutional
SB0074 would require a full set of fingerprints when getting a FOID card
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Posted January 22nd, 2017 03:08 pm |
dc dalton Pennsylvania Posts: 705
new this week SB0194 would regulate imitation firearms
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Posted January 29th, 2017 04:46 pm |
itsa noone Illinois Posts: 1
Hi all, Are there any constitutional lawyers out there? This non-lawyer suspects that Illinois has pulled a fast one on its' citizens by slipping an unconstitutional question into its' Firearm Owners IDentification (FOID) law which regulates who may legally own a gun in our state. One of 10 questions on the FOID application form asks, under penalty of perjury, whether the applicant has used marijuana within the past year. Note that this is not the same as asking whether one has tested positive for or been convicted of a marijuana offense (which it also asks), but simply about usage. To my unschooled ear that seems to pit one constitutional right against another, i.e., the 5th amendment right (of citizens who have smoked pot in the past year) not to make self-incriminating statements under oath vs. the 2nd amendment right to keep and bear arms. The question for constitutional scholars is - am I totally off-base here? Or is Illinois playing fast and loose with the U.S. Constitution? Puzzled in Chicago
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Posted January 30th, 2017 04:39 pm |
dc dalton Pennsylvania Posts: 705
Originally posted by itsa noone: Hi all, Are there any constitutional lawyers out there? This non-lawyer suspects that Illinois has pulled a fast one on its' citizens by slipping an unconstitutional question into its' Firearm Owners IDentification (FOID) law which regulates who may legally own a gun in our state. One of 10 questions on the FOID application form asks, under penalty of perjury, whether the applicant has used marijuana within the past year. Note that this is not the same as asking whether one has tested positive for or been convicted of a marijuana offense (which it also asks), but simply about usage. To my unschooled ear that seems to pit one constitutional right against another, i.e., the 5th amendment right (of citizens who have smoked pot in the past year) not to make self-incriminating statements under oath vs. the 2nd amendment right to keep and bear arms. The question for constitutional scholars is - am I totally off-base here? Or is Illinois playing fast and loose with the U.S. Constitution? Puzzled in Chicago They are probably basis this off the new 4473 forms that came out from ATF this year that tell people it's still illegal under federal law even though the state may allow it. About time the feds just took it off the list of class 1 drugs
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Posted January 30th, 2017 04:39 pm |
dc dalton Pennsylvania Posts: 705
New last week: HB0540 would limit the courts ability to issue firearm seizure warrants in domestic violence cases under certain conditions
SB0607 would make it legal to carry a switchblade knife if you have a FOID card
HB0666 would remove the ban on carrying in property under the control of the Cook County Forest Preserve District
HB0674 would repeal the Firearm Owners Identification Card Act
HB0699 would repeal the Firearm Owners Identification Card Act
HB0714 would explicitly prevent any local government from adding any fee or tax on firearms other than sales tax
HB0715 would repeal many of the states preemption laws only preempting registration of firearms and firearm databases
HB0720 would allow 18-20 year olds apply for a firearm owners id card
HB0745 would require all FOID applications, and renewals to submit a full set of fingerprints if they have not already done so
HB0747 would allow active military and their spouse to apply for a carry permit at a reduced cost
HB0781 would legalize short barreled rifles / shotguns
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Posted February 14th, 2017 05:29 pm |
dc dalton Pennsylvania Posts: 705
New this week: HB0796 would drop the cost of a concealed carry permit
HB1810 would add a 3.75% tax on all firearms and firearm component parts
HB2354 would create gun violence protection orders very similar to California
HB2498 would ban firearms in all casinos
HB2481 would legalize suppressors but only for handguns
HB2480 would exempt anyone that has a concealed carry license from purchase waiting periods
HB2599 would add 'handgun components and accessories' to the definition of handgun for preemption purposes
HB2602 would cut the cost of carry permits by 50%
HB2605 would make it easier for non-residents to get carry permits
HB2684 would remove the restriction for carrying on public transportation
HB2720 is a universal background check bill that actually exempts gun shows
HB2821 would preempt local governments from regulating firearm components and accessories for handguns
HB2823 would allow those with concealed carry licenses to carry while hunting
HB2833 would limit firearm sales to one a month
HB2845 would allow 18 - 20 year olds apply for a FOID card
HB2934 would allow concealed carry in highway rest areas
HB2945 would repeal the need for a FOID card when buying stun guns and tazers
HB3000 would cut the cost of concealed carry licenses in half
HB3034 would require 'clear and convincing evidence' for objections to a concealed carry license by law enforcement agency or the objection is to be dismissed
HB3178 would repeal the Firearm Owners Identification Card Act
HB3228 would make carry license good for 10 years
HB3231 would repeal the ban on carrying concealed weapons in parks
HB3338 would revoke the FOID card from anyone that has three separate thefts of firearms within a 2 year period
HB3352 would require anyone that has lost their FOID card to report it within 10 days
HB3390 would revoke the FOID card from anyone that has three separate thefts of firearms within a 2 year period
HB3398 would allow residents that move out of the state to apply for a non-resident license to carry
HB3404 would preempt local governments from regulating firearm components and accessories for handguns
HB3429 would prohibit local governments from imposing fees or taxes on firearms or accessories
SB1291 would create lethal violence protection orders so that a family member can petition the court to have all firearms removed
SB1300 would allow full time firefighters that have concealed carry licenses to carry on duty
SB1301 would set up reciprocity with other states
SB1302 would allow concealed carry in rest areas
SB1303 would remove the prohibition for carrying on public transportation
SB1323 would remove the prohibition for carrying on public transportation
SB1324 would repeal the Firearm Owners Identification Card Act
SB1387 would drop the fees for concealed carry licenses
SB1423 would prohibit local governments from imposing fees or taxes on firearms or accessories
SB1448 would make railroads that transport firearms notify local police when they are coming through
SB1512 would make anyone that doesn't have a concealed carry license wait 72 hours before accepting delivery of a firearm from a dealer
SB1524 would allow non-resident active military to apply for carry permits
SB1589 would require 'clear and convincing evidence' for objections to a concealed carry license by law enforcement agency or the objection is to be dismissed
SB1603 would allow 18 - 20 year olds apply for a FOID card
SB1613 would repeal the waiting period for firearm sales
SB1657 would require firearm dealers to be licensed with the state
SB1673 would preempt local governments from regulating firearm components and accessories for handguns
SB1674 would remove the 'similar requirements' language from law regarding non-resident licenses
SB1698 would repeal preemption of 'assault weapons' but would also invalidate any local law regarding them not enacted before or within 10 days of July 9, 2013
SB1711 would allow concealed carry in rest areas
SB1828 would require a full set of fingerprints to be submitted when applying for or renewing a firearm owners card
SB1868 would allow law enforcement to sell firearms confiscated from convicted criminals at auction
SB1877 would repeal the prohibition on carry in parks
HB3499 would prohibit carrying of firearms at any building, real property, or parking area under the control of a house of worship
HB3625 would begin the process of setting up reciprocity with other states and would remove language about 'similar laws regarding carrying of weapons' from the language involving non-resident licenses
HB3681 would allow those with concealed carry licenses to transport rifles and shotguns in vehicles without having to break them down
HB3682 would limit the time the concealed carry review board has to render a decision
HB3734 is an assault weapon and 50 cal rifle ban that requires anyone that owns one to get rid of it within 300 days of the effective date of this law
HB3835 would prohibit a state police database of firearm transactions and would require them to destroy all existing records except for the identification number and date of transaction
HB3873 would require anyone with a FOID card that the federal government has determined that the person is unable manage his or her own affairs, estate, or benefits to report to state police within 30 days of the determination so the state police can inform NICS
HB3878 would create a hunting sales tax holiday where firearms and accessories used for hunting would be tax free
SB2055 would allow Illinois residents with Florida permits to carry in the state
SB2076 would change preemption law to remove assault weapon and include all rifles and shotguns
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Posted May 30th, 2017 11:57 am |
dc dalton Pennsylvania Posts: 705
SB0315 would ban the sale of 'pre-packaged explosive components' to anyone prohibited from owning a firearm
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Posted September 30th, 2017 10:40 am |
dc dalton Pennsylvania Posts: 705
SB2229 would remove the requirement to have a firearm owner id card to legally possess a switchblade knife
SB2231 would ban concealed carry in churches and on church property
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Posted October 11th, 2017 04:08 pm |
dc dalton Pennsylvania Posts: 705
HB4107 is an all out assault weapon and 50 cal ban
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Posted October 14th, 2017 01:09 pm |
dc dalton Pennsylvania Posts: 705
HB4112 is a bump stock ban bill
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Posted October 28th, 2017 01:09 pm |
dc dalton Pennsylvania Posts: 705
HB4115 would outlaw Tannerite HB4120 would outlaw bump fire stocks HB4117 would require anyone that buys Tannerite to have a FOID card. It would also ban 'trigger modification devices' HR0648 would create a firearm awareness task force that would study other states concealed carry laws and the crime rates before and after they enacted them HB4127 would remove state preemption of 'assault weapons' and allow local governments to regulate them SB2247 would ban the sale and ownership of bump fire stocks HB4143 would add those with a concealed carry permit to the list of those not subject to a waiting period when buying a gun
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Posted November 16th, 2017 12:09 pm |
dc dalton Pennsylvania Posts: 705
SB2253 would completely outlaw bump fire stocks HR0684 is a resolution asking congress to ban bump stocks
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Posted November 29th, 2017 12:09 pm |
dc dalton Pennsylvania Posts: 705
HB4168 would require anyone renewing their FOID card, and all new applicants for one to provide a set of fingerprints
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Posted December 15th, 2017 12:09 pm |
dc dalton Pennsylvania Posts: 705
HB4177 would allow active duty military stationed within the state to apply for non-resident carry licenses HB4183 would allow anyone from another state get a concealed carry license so long as the state the person is from require firearm training and a background check HB4185 would allow state correction officers to carry their personal firearm when they are off duty HB4186 would void the waiting period when the transfer is for one operable firearm in exchange for another operable firearm
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Posted January 6th, 2018 12:09 pm |
dc dalton Pennsylvania Posts: 705
HR0735 is a resolution urging congress to force replica firearm manufacturers to make them not look like real firearms
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Posted January 30th, 2018 12:09 pm |
dc dalton Pennsylvania Posts: 705
HB4306 would prevent any local government from revoking or refusing to renew a business license just because they allow concealed carry within their business HB4314 would repeal the firearm owners id act HB4337 would outlaw trigger modification devices that would accelerate the rate of fire of a firearm HB4338 would prohibit raffles from having 'assault weapons' as prizes SB2314 would allow local governments to regulate 'assault weapons' SB2317 would outlaw trigger modification devices that would accelerate the rate of fire of a firearm HB4354 would repeal the firearm owners id card act
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Posted February 5th, 2018 12:09 pm |
dc dalton Pennsylvania Posts: 705
SB2435 would create 'lethal protection orders' whereby a persons firearm must be surrendered HB4486 would repeal the firearm owners id card act HB4502 would require all 'similated' firearms to be sold from behind the counter or in an age restricted area HB4520 would allow adults who reside in a home that provides day care services to carry firearms HB4525 would make an expired FOID card valid if the person has applied for a new one for up to 7 days after the new card is issued
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Posted February 14th, 2018 12:09 pm |
dc dalton Pennsylvania Posts: 705
SB2561 would require a FOID card to buy Tannerite HB4700 would require anyone applying for, or renewing a FOID card to submit fingerprints HB4712 would allow rifles and shotguns to be transported in a vehicle without having to be broken down HB4713 would drop the fee for carry permits HB4719 would legalize suppressors HB4725 would require gun dealers to install monitoring cameras SB2632 would remove the prohibition for carry in parks and 'athletic areas' SB2633 would allow the state to issue non-resident licenses to people from any state or territory SB2634 would clarify that carry permit holders can carry in rest areas SB2636 would allow 18 year olds to get a FOID card
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Posted February 19th, 2018 12:09 pm |
dc dalton Pennsylvania Posts: 705
HB4855 would make anyone that seeks treatment for mental health issues a prohibited person HB4880 would outlaw bump stocks HB4970 would put an additional 1% sales tax on ammunition to fund a new 'Trauma Response Fund' HB5312 is a preemption over local gun laws bill HB5313 would repeal the ban on carrying on public transportation HB5329 would drop the age a person can apply for a FOID card from 21 to 18 SB3057 would repeal the firearm owners id card act SB3095 would allow for law enforcement to object to a person being issued a carry permit at which point it would go to a review board that has 90 days to make a decision SB3118 would require gun dealers to report stolen firearms within 72 hours SB3297 is an assault weapon / high capacity magazine ban bill SB3298 would require anyone applying for a concealed carry license to get approval from their local law enforcement HB5805 would repeal the firearm owners ID car act HB5728 would outlaw anything that can be added to a firearm that will increase the rate of fire HB5648 would drop the fee to apply for a concealed carry license to $75 HB5534 is a universal background check bill HB5533 would revoke a person's FOID card for one year if they report the loss or theft of 3 firearms within a 2 year period to law enforcement HB5528 would drop the fee for a concealed carry license to $75 HB5527 would allow the state to issue non-resident carry licenses to a resident of any state HB5526 would add firearm parts to preemption laws HB5492 would make just about anyone who has had mental health treatment from an in-patient facility a prohibited person HB5478 would add firearm parts kits to the definition of a firearm
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Posted February 26th, 2018 12:09 pm |
dc dalton Pennsylvania Posts: 705
SB3580 would require all firearm dealers to have video surveillance equipment and that all employees must have either a FOID card or a license to carry
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Posted March 6th, 2018 12:09 pm |
dc dalton Pennsylvania Posts: 705
HB1465 would bar sales of 'assault' weapons and 50 call rifles and ammo to anyone under 21 HB1468 would require a 72 hour waiting period on the sales of 'assault' weapons SB3591 would ban anyone who seeks in patient mental health treatment from owning firearms
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Posted March 14th, 2018 11:15 am |
AMGOA Staff Pennsylvania Posts: 1,429
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Posted March 23rd, 2018 11:24 am |
AMGOA Staff Pennsylvania Posts: 1,429
HB5849 would create gun violence protection orders
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Posted April 13th, 2018 03:48 pm |
AMGOA Staff Pennsylvania Posts: 1,429
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Posted April 27th, 2018 04:07 pm |
AMGOA Staff Pennsylvania Posts: 1,429
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Posted May 2nd, 2018 01:08 pm |
AMGOA Staff Pennsylvania Posts: 1,429
SB2343 would outlaw bump stocks and trigger cranks
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Posted May 8th, 2018 10:49 am |
AMGOA Staff Pennsylvania Posts: 1,429
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Posted May 19th, 2018 11:20 am |
AMGOA Staff Pennsylvania Posts: 1,429
SB0337 would require all records of private sales of firearms to be kept for 10 years
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Posted May 26th, 2018 11:47 am |
AMGOA Staff Pennsylvania Posts: 1,429
HR1127 is a resolution asking banks and credit card companies to reclassify firearm sales as high risk purchases, like porn and drugs HB5889 would add a 72 hour waiting period to all firearms HB5890 would require district attorneys to explain. in writing, why they are allow someone charged with a 'gun crime' to plea down to a lesser charge HB5888 would ban bump stocks and trigger cranks
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Posted June 6th, 2018 01:08 pm |
AMGOA Staff Pennsylvania Posts: 1,429
HB5908 would decertify any firearm dealer that has sold 3 or more guns that ended up being used in a crime in 5 years but the bill is reliant on SB337 passing SB3256 would create a 72 hour waiting period for all firearm sales HB5913 would remove the release of liability for a private firearm sale if the seller provided the state police with transfer records
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2017-2018 Proposed Illinois Gun Legislation |