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Deadly Weapons: Minor Clean-Up Issues

    In preparing its recommendation on Nonsubstantive Reorganization of Deadly Weapon Statutes, the Commission compiled a list of 98 "Minor Clean-Up Issues for Possible Future Legislative Attention." The Legislature subsequently authorized the Commission to study those issues. See 2010 Cal. Stat. ch. 711, § 7. The Commission is currently working on some of the issues on the list (Items ##1, 35). It will do further work as time permits.

    See also:

• 2009 Cal. Stat. ch. 35, § 26 (addressing Item #95)
• The Commission's recommendation on Nonsubstantive Reorganization of Deadly Weapon Statutes: Clean-Up Legislation (addressing Items ## 34, 96).

    If you have questions or comments on this study, please send an e-mail to Brian Hebert at bhebert@clrc.ca.gov or Barbara Gaal at bgaal@clrc.ca.gov.

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Meeting Minutes

• April 14, 2011 Meeting in Sacramento

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Staff Memoranda

• Memo 2011-19 -- Deadly Weapons: Minor Clean-Up Issues "Capacity to Accept More than 10 Rounds" (Item #1) (04/08/2011)

• Memo 2011-15 -- Deadly Weapons: Minor Clean-Up Issues "Licensed Premises" (Item #1) (04/01/2011)

• Memo 2011-14 -- Deadly Weapons: Minor Clean-Up Issues "Application to Purchase" (Item #1) (04/01/2011)

• Memo 2011-13 -- Deadly Weapons: Minor Clean-Up Issues Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, and Firearms (Item #35) (03/24/2011)

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