House Bill 2617 proposes amendments to the juvenile restoration of firearm rights in Arizona. The bill seeks to lower the age at which individuals convicted of dangerous offenses, serious offenses, second-degree burglary, or arson can apply for the restoration of their right to possess a firearm from 30 to 25 years old. Additionally, for those convicted of any other felony offense, the bill changes the requirement from waiting two years after discharge to being able to apply upon completing any court-ordered conditions, finishing a term of probation, or being discharged from the Department of Juvenile Corrections.

Statutes affected:
Introduced Version: 8-249
House Engrossed Version: 8-249