Georgia House Bill 1364 makes property owners liable if a legal concealed carrier is harmed while barred from being armed on the owner’s property. The bill clarifies that property owners must ensure custodial care for individuals denied the ability to carry weapons on their premises.
Key Points
State Rep. Martin Momtahan (R) sponsored the bill
The bill aims to ensure property owners understand their custodial duties towards individuals denied the ability to carry weapons on their premises
AWR Hawkins, a Second Amendment columnist, has raised concerns about gun-free zones
Pros
Provides legal recourse for lawful weapons carriers who are harmed while barred from carrying on private property
Imposes responsibility on property owners to ensure custodial care for individuals denied the ability to carry weapons
Cons
Potential concerns about increased legal disputes related to self-defense rights on private property