
California Requires Officers to Seize Ammunition Under Protective Orders
California AB 1753, Chapter 458, was signed September 26, 2026. It requires officers to seize ammunition in plain sight and phases in new court procedures through 2028.
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California AB 1753, Chapter 458, was signed September 26, 2026. It requires officers to seize ammunition in plain sight and phases in new court procedures through 2028.

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California AB 1753, Chapter 458, was signed September 26, 2026. It requires officers to seize ammunition in plain sight and phases in new court procedures through 2028.

California AB 1930, Chapter 468, was signed September 26, 2026. New Civil Code 1798.309 requires seven business days notice to the Attorney General before producing records.

California AB 2195, Chapter 291, signed September 18, 2026, lets a low-income support obligor claim relief from suspension of any professional or occupational license.

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