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NV: Bill to Strengthen Ability of Resorts to Ban Guns Passes Committee
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A bill to put teeth in trespass laws involving possession of firearms in resorts was approved on a party-line vote Saturday. SB452 was passed out of the Senate Judiciary Committee despite resounding opposition between groups that are normally on opposite sides. Police unions joined the National Rifle Association, the ACLU, Progressive Leadership Alliance of Nevada and a number of Democratic lawmakers in opposing it. Resorts already have the power to ask any customer to leave but they are required to give the individual a verbal warning before calling police. |
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