West Virginia Citizens Defense League, Inc.

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WVCDL Legislative Tracking Service (2010 Special)

The following gun-related bills were introduced in the West Virginia Legislature during its 2010 First Extraordinary Session.

This page was last updated at 12:15 AM, Saturday, May 15, 2010.

Bill	Status
Bills WVCDL Strongly Supports
HB 101 Penalties and punishment for knowingly soliciting, persuading, encouraging or enticing a firearm or ammunition dealer or private seller to violate firearm laws This bill is similar to SB 515, the "Anti-Bloomberg bill" that passed during the 2010 regular session but which was vetoed by the governor due to a purported technical defect.	05/13/10 - Introduced in House 05/13/10 - Reference dispensed 05/13/10 - Immediate consideration 05/13/10 - Read 1st time 05/14/10 - On 2nd reading, House Calendar 05/14/10 - Tabled on 2nd reading, House Calendar

SB 1005 Relating to criminal offenses and penalties regarding firearms and ammunition sales Same as HB 101.	05/13/10 - Introduced in Senate 05/13/10 - Immediate consideration 05/13/10 - On 1st reading 05/13/10 - Read 1st time 05/13/10 - On 2nd reading to Judiciary 05/13/10 - Committee substitute reported 05/13/10 - Immediate consideration 05/13/10 - On 1st reading 05/13/10 - Read 1st time 05/14/10 - On 2nd reading 05/14/10 - Suspension of Constitutional Rule (Roll No. 7) 05/14/10 - Read 2nd time 05/14/10 - On 3rd reading 05/14/10 - Read 3rd time 05/14/10 - Passed Senate (Roll No. 8) 05/14/10 - Ordered to House 05/14/10 - Introduced in House 05/14/10 - Reference dispensed 05/14/10 - Immediate consideration 05/14/10 - Read 1st time 05/14/10 - Dispensed with Constitutional Rule (Roll No. 452) 05/14/10 - Read 2nd time 05/14/10 - Read 3rd time 05/14/10 - Passed House (Roll No. 453) 05/14/10 - Communicated to Senate 05/14/10 - Completed legislative action