Ohio's Firearms Freedom Act HB 315
Reps. Seth Morgan, R-Huber Heights, and Jarrod Martin, R-Beavercreek, have introduced legislation that would allow for firearms made and sold within Ohio to be exempt from federal firearms regulations. Morgan said on Friday, Oct. 23, that House Bill 315, is mainly a preemptive effort to protect the state against any federal regulations pushed by President Barack Obama's admininistration. He added, however, that a debate over the issue of state control should have been held earlier. "I"m sure there are some (federal) laws that I'd like to see changed," said Morgan. Toby Hoover, executive director of the Ohio Coalition Against Gun Violence, said the legislation is not needed. Gun advocates seem obsessed with the notion that "people are going to take things away from them," she said. "If you're going to have firearms and ammunition, ....you ought to be held accountable," said Hoover. Categories: Civil Liberties, Republican Party, Grassroots News, US Constitution, Federal Legislation, State Legislation Tags: Ohio, HB315, firearms, Freedom, bill Showing comments 1—1 of 1
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