Summary
The Maryland Supreme Court struck parts of the county's 2021–22 gun laws, and without a fix the whole public-assembly restriction would fall off the books. The corrected bill keeps enforceable local gun rules near minors and places of public assembly while honoring permit-carry and home-possession rights.
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Last discussed Jun 15, 2026.
Impact analysis
Residents near schools, parks, and gathering places who want enforceable local firearm restrictions.
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PS Committee Worksession - Jun 15, 2026
The Maryland Supreme Court struck parts of the county's 2021–22 gun laws, and without a fix the whole public-assembly restriction would fall off the books. The corrected bill keeps enforceable local gun rules near minors and places of public assembly while honoring permit-carry and home-possession rights.
Council Session - May 12, 2026
After the Maryland Supreme Court struck parts of the county's gun law, Luedtke's corrective bill aligns it with state definitions so the law stays enforceable. Hearing June 9.
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