Gov. Gavin Newsom (D) signed numerous gun control bills Friday, one of which broadens California’s red flag law by adding to the people who can seek an order to have an individual’s guns removed.
The legislation, AB 1344, adds district attorneys to the already extensive list of people who can seek the issuance of a court order blocking gun possession.
AB 1344 explains the length that a person may be banned from possessing a gun–one to five years, with the option to renew the prohibition another one to five years–and notes, “Existing law allows a petition for these gun violence restraining orders to be made by a law enforcement officer, or an…
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