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Laws current as of August 16, 2024

I do not have a protection order and the abuser has not been convicted of a crime. Are there any other reasons why it’d be illegal for the abuser to have a gun in Idaho?

Even if you don’t have a protection order against the abuser and s/he hasn’t been convicted of a crime, there are other reasons s/he might be forbidden from carrying a concealed weapon under Idaho law. To see these reasons, go to Is it illegal for the abuser to carry a concealed weapon in Idaho? For additional information on Idaho gun laws, you can go to the Giffords Law Center website.

There are also federal gun laws, which apply to all states and territories. These laws might forbid the abuser from having a gun for other reasons. Go to Federal Gun Laws to get more information.

1 ID Code § 18-3302(11)

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