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Sangamon County sheriff won't arrest owners of banned assault weapons for not registering - Vimarsana News

Sangamon County sheriff won't arrest owners of banned assault weapons for not registering

Campbell will wait for a U.S. Supreme Court ruling; until then, non-compliant gun owners will be arrested only if they face more severe charges

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New regulations for trapping come into effect January 1 - Vimarsana News

New regulations for trapping come into effect January 1

Trappers must ensure they are compliant with Vermont’s new trapping regulations that come into effect on January 1, 2024.

Filings on behalf of Idaho House take aim at other state agencies in ITD lawsuit - Vimarsana News

Filings on behalf of Idaho House take aim at other state agencies in ITD lawsuit

Attorneys representing the Idaho House of Representatives take aim at other state entities in their response to a lawsuit over budget bills that tanked a planned sale of the Idaho

FWP accepting pheasant release applications - Vimarsana News

FWP accepting pheasant release applications

Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks is accepting 2024 pheasant release program applications until Jan. 15.The program releases pen-raised birds suitable for ring-n

Federal judge declines to delay Illinois gun registration deadline - Vimarsana News

Federal judge declines to delay Illinois gun registration deadline

A federal judge in southern Illinois ruled Friday that the registration process for guns grandfathered in under the state’s sweeping ban on many high-powered weapons and high-capacity magazines should remain in place while litigation over the law continues to be hashed out in court. The ruling had been expected after U.S. District Judge Stephen McGlynn, during a hearing earlier this month, ...

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