First Regular Session Sixty-ninth General Assembly

STATE OF COLORADO

INTRODUCED
LLS NO. 13-0840.01 Richard Sweetman x4333

SENATE BILL 13-197

SENATE SPONSORSHIP
Hudak, Newell

HOUSE SPONSORSHIP
McCann and Fields,

Senate Committees
Judiciary

House Committees

A BILL FOR AN ACT 101 102 CONCERNING

PREVENTING PERSONS WHO HAVE COMMITTED DOMESTIC VIOLENCE FROM POSSESSING FIREARMS.

Bill Summary (Note: This summary applies to this bill as introduced and does not reflect any amendments that may be subsequently adopted. If this bill passes third reading in the house of introduction, a bill summary that applies to the reengrossed version of this bill will be available at http://www.leg.state.co.us/billsummaries.) When a court subjects a person to a protection order to prevent domestic violence or a protection order that prohibits the person from possessing or controlling firearms or other weapons, or the court convicts a person of a misdemeanor or felony domestic violence offense, the court shall require the person to relinquish any firearm or ammunition in the
Shading denotes HOUSE amendment. Double underlining denotes SENATE amendment.

Capital letters indicate new material to be added to existing statute. Dashes through the words indicate deletions from existing statute.

person's immediate possession or control or subject to the person's immediate possession or control. In the case of a person who is served in court with a protection order to prevent domestic violence, and in the case of a person who is served with a mandatory protection order prohibiting the person from possessing or controlling firearms or other weapons, the person must relinquish any firearm or ammunition within 24 hours. In the case of a person who is served outside of the court with a protection order to prevent domestic violence, the person must relinquish any firearm or ammunition within 48 hours. However, a court may allow a person up to 72 hours to comply if the person demonstrates to the satisfaction of the court that he or she is unable to comply within 24 or 48 hours, as applicable. To satisfy the requirement, the person may: ! Sell or transfer possession of the firearm or ammunition to a federally licensed firearms dealer; ! Arrange for the storage of the firearm or ammunition by a law enforcement agency; or ! Sell or transfer the firearm or ammunition to a private party; except that the person shall not transfer a firearm or ammunition to a private party unless the private party has been approved to possess or purchase a firearm pursuant to a background check of the national instant criminal background check system. If a person is unable to satisfy the requirement because he or she is incarcerated or otherwise held in the custody of a law enforcement agency, the court, as a condition of the person's sentence, shall require the person to relinquish any firearm or ammunition in the person's immediate possession or control or subject to the person's immediate possession or control before the person may be released from such incarceration or custody. If a person sells or otherwise transfers a firearm or ammunition to a private party, the person shall acquire: ! From the transferee, a written receipt acknowledging the transfer, which receipt shall be dated and signed by the person and the transferee; and ! From the licensed gun dealer who requests from the Colorado bureau of investigation a background check of the transferee, a written statement of the results of the background check. If a local law enforcement agency elects to store firearms or ammunition for a person: ! The agency may charge a fee for such storage, the amount of which shall not exceed the direct and indirect costs incurred by the agency in providing such storage; and ! The agency may establish policies for disposal of

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abandoned or stolen firearms or ammunition. A federally licensed firearms dealer who takes possession of a firearm or ammunition, and a law enforcement agency that stores a firearm or ammunition, shall issue a receipt to the person who transfers possession of the firearm or ammunition. Not more than 3 calendar days after relinquishing the firearm or ammunition, the person shall file a copy of the receipt with the court as proof of the relinquishment. A person who fails to timely file a receipt commits a class 2 misdemeanor. A person subject to a protection order who possesses or attempts to purchase or receive a firearm or ammunition while the protection order is in effect violates the protection order.

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Be it enacted by the General Assembly of the State of Colorado: SECTION 1. Legislative declaration. (1) The general assembly finds that: (a) Many domestic violence offenders are subjected to civil or criminal protection orders or are convicted of crimes with an underlying factual basis of domestic violence and, pursuant to federal law, are prohibited from purchasing or possessing firearms or ammunition; (b) Despite efforts by law enforcement, prosecutors, and judges at the state level, gun violence against intimate partners continues to plague Colorado; (c) Each year, persons who commit domestic violence use

firearms to threaten, injure, and kill victims, and firearms are the weapon used most often in deaths due to domestic violence; (d) The immediate period proceeding a domestic violence

conviction or the issuance of a domestic violence protection order is a particularly dangerous time for victims of domestic violence; (e) The federal "Gun Ban for Individuals Convicted of a

Misdemeanor Crime of Domestic Violence", Pub.L. 104208, specifically addresses the most dangerous domestic violence offenders; that is, those

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who have the highest risk of committing a domestic violence homicide involving a firearm; and (f) State enforcement of these federal laws is needed and is the key to help protect victims of domestic violence and their children. (2) Now, therefore, the general assembly hereby declares that if a person is convicted of a qualifying misdemeanor or felony offense with an underlying factual basis of domestic violence or subjected to a qualifying civil or mandatory criminal protection order that prohibits the person from purchasing or possessing firearms or ammunition under the federal "Gun Control Act of 1968", chapter 44 of title 18, U.S.C., as amended, the court shall require the respondent to: (a) Refrain from possessing or purchasing any firearm or

ammunition for the duration of the order; and (b) Relinquish any firearm or ammunition in the respondent's immediate possession or control or subject to the respondent's immediate possession or control. SECTION 2. In Colorado Revised Statutes, 13-14-102, add (22) as follows: 13-14-102. Civil protection orders - legislative declaration. (22) (a) WHEN THE COURT SUBJECTS A PERSON TO A CIVIL PROTECTION
ORDER TO PREVENT DOMESTIC ABUSE, WHICH PROTECTION ORDER QUALIFIES AS AN ORDER DESCRIBED IN 18 U.S.C. SEC. 922 (d) (8) AND (g)

(8), THE COURT, AS PART OF SUCH ORDER, SHALL REQUIRE THE PERSON TO: (I) REFRAIN FROM POSSESSING OR PURCHASING ANY FIREARM OR
AMMUNITION FOR THE DURATION OF THE ORDER; AND

(II) RELINQUISH, FOR THE DURATION OF THE ORDER, ANY FIREARM

OR AMMUNITION IN THE RESPONDENT'S IMMEDIATE POSSESSION OR

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CONTROL OR SUBJECT TO THE RESPONDENT'S IMMEDIATE POSSESSION OR CONTROL.

(b) (I) EXCEPT

AS DESCRIBED IN SUBPARAGRAPH

(II)

OF THIS

PARAGRAPH (b), UPON ISSUANCE OF AN ORDER PURSUANT TO PARAGRAPH

(a) OF THIS SUBSECTION (22), THE RESPONDENT SHALL RELINQUISH ANY

FIREARM OR AMMUNITION:

(A) NOT MORE THAN TWENTY-FOUR HOURS AFTER BEING SERVED

WITH THE ORDER IN OPEN COURT; OR

(B) NOT MORE THAN FORTY-EIGHT HOURS AFTER BEING SERVED

WITH THE ORDER OUTSIDE OF THE COURT.

(II) A COURT MAY ALLOW A RESPONDENT UP TO SEVENTY-TWO

HOURS TO COMPLY WITH SUBPARAGRAPH

(I) OF THIS PARAGRAPH (b) IF

THE RESPONDENT DEMONSTRATES TO THE SATISFACTION OF THE COURT THAT HE OR SHE IS UNABLE TO COMPLY WITHIN THE TIME FRAME SET FORTH IN SAID SUBPARAGRAPH (I).

(III) TO SATISFY THE REQUIREMENT IN SUBPARAGRAPH (I) OF THIS

PARAGRAPH (b), THE RESPONDENT MAY:

(A)

SELL

OR TRANSFER POSSESSION OF THE FIREARM OR

AMMUNITION TO A FEDERALLY LICENSED FIREARMS DEALER DESCRIBED IN

18 U.S.C. SEC. 923, AS AMENDED; EXCEPT THAT THIS PROVISION SHALL

NOT BE INTERPRETED TO REQUIRE ANY FEDERALLY LICENSED FIREARMS DEALER TO PURCHASE OR ACCEPT POSSESSION OF ANY FIREARM OR AMMUNITION;

(B) ARRANGE FOR THE STORAGE OF THE FIREARM OR AMMUNITION

BY A LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCY; EXCEPT THAT THIS PROVISION SHALL NOT BE INTERPRETED TO REQUIRE ANY LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCY TO PROVIDE STORAGE OF FIREARMS OR AMMUNITION FOR ANY PERSON; OR

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(C) SELL OR OTHERWISE TRANSFER THE FIREARM OR AMMUNITION

TO A PRIVATE PARTY WHO MAY LEGALLY POSSESS THE FIREARM OR AMMUNITION; EXCEPT THAT THE PERSON SHALL NOT TRANSFER A FIREARM OR AMMUNITION TO A PRIVATE PARTY UNLESS THE PRIVATE PARTY HAS BEEN APPROVED TO POSSESS OR PURCHASE A FIREARM PURSUANT TO A BACKGROUND CHECK OF THE NATIONAL INSTANT CRIMINAL BACKGROUND CHECK SYSTEM, WHICH BACKGROUND CHECK SHALL BE PERFORMED BY THE

COLORADO

BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION PURSUANT TO SECTION

24-33.5-424, C.R.S., UPON THE REQUEST OF A LICENSED GUN DEALER, AS

DEFINED IN SECTION 12-26.1-106 (6), C.R.S.

(c) IF A RESPONDENT IS UNABLE TO SATISFY THE PROVISIONS OF

PARAGRAPH

(b)

OF THIS SUBSECTION

(22)

BECAUSE HE OR SHE IS

INCARCERATED OR OTHERWISE HELD IN THE CUSTODY OF A LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCY, THE COURT, AS A CONDITION OF THE RESPONDENT'S SENTENCE, SHALL REQUIRE THE PERSON TO RELINQUISH ANY FIREARM OR AMMUNITION IN THE RESPONDENT'S IMMEDIATE POSSESSION OR CONTROL OR SUBJECT TO THE RESPONDENT'S IMMEDIATE POSSESSION OR CONTROL BEFORE THE RESPONDENT IS RELEASED FROM SUCH INCARCERATION OR CUSTODY.

(d)

FEDERALLY LICENSED FIREARMS DEALER WHO TAKES

POSSESSION OF A FIREARM OR AMMUNITION PURSUANT TO THIS SECTION SHALL ISSUE A RECEIPT TO THE RESPONDENT AT THE TIME OF RELINQUISHMENT.

(e) A LOCAL LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCY MAY ELECT TO STORE

FIREARMS OR AMMUNITION FOR PERSONS PURSUANT TO THIS SUBSECTION

(22). IF AN AGENCY SO ELECTS: (I) THE

AGENCY MAY CHARGE A FEE FOR SUCH STORAGE, THE

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AMOUNT OF WHICH SHALL NOT EXCEED THE DIRECT AND INDIRECT COSTS INCURRED BY THE AGENCY IN PROVIDING SUCH STORAGE;

(II) THE

AGENCY MAY ESTABLISH POLICIES FOR DISPOSAL OF

ABANDONED OR STOLEN FIREARMS OR AMMUNITION; AND

(III) THE AGENCY SHALL ISSUE A RECEIPT TO EACH RESPONDENT

AT THE TIME THE RESPONDENT RELINQUISHES POSSESSION OF A FIREARM OR AMMUNITION.

(f) IF A RESPONDENT SELLS OR OTHERWISE TRANSFERS A FIREARM

OR AMMUNITION TO A PRIVATE PARTY WHO MAY LEGALLY POSSESS THE FIREARM OR AMMUNITION, AS DESCRIBED IN SUB-SUBPARAGRAPH (C) OF SUBPARAGRAPH

(III) OF PARAGRAPH (b) OF THIS SUBSECTION (22), THE

RESPONDENT SHALL ACQUIRE:

(I) FROM THE TRANSFEREE, A WRITTEN RECEIPT ACKNOWLEDGING

THE TRANSFER, WHICH RECEIPT SHALL BE DATED AND SIGNED BY THE RESPONDENT AND THE TRANSFEREE; AND

(II) FROM THE LICENSED GUN DEALER WHO REQUESTS FROM THE COLORADO BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION A BACKGROUND CHECK OF THE
TRANSFEREE , SUBPARAGRAPH AS DESCRIBED IN SUB - SUBPARAGRAPH

(C)

OF A

(III)

OF PARAGRAPH

(b)

OF THIS SUBSECTION

(22),

WRITTEN STATEMENT OF THE RESULTS OF THE BACKGROUND CHECK.

(g)

NOT

MORE THAN THREE BUSINESS DAYS AFTER THE

RELINQUISHMENT, THE RESPONDENT SHALL FILE A COPY OF THE RECEIPT ISSUED PURSUANT TO PARAGRAPH (d), (e), OR (f) OF THIS SUBSECTION (22), AND, IF APPLICABLE, THE WRITTEN STATEMENT OF THE RESULTS OF A BACKGROUND CHECK PERFORMED ON THE TRANSFEREE, AS DESCRIBED IN SUBPARAGRAPH

(II) OF PARAGRAPH (f) OF THIS SUBSECTION (22), WITH

THE COURT AS PROOF OF THE RELINQUISHMENT. IF A RESPONDENT FAILS TO

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TIMELY FILE A RECEIPT OR WRITTEN STATEMENT AS DESCRIBED IN THIS PARAGRAPH (g):

(I) THE FAILURE CONSTITUTES A VIOLATION OF THE PROTECTION

ORDER PURSUANT TO SECTION 18-6-803.5 (1) (c), C.R.S.; AND

(II) THE COURT SHALL ISSUE A WARRANT FOR THE RESPONDENT'S

ARREST.

(h) NOTHING IN THIS SUBSECTION (22) SHALL BE CONSTRUED TO

LIMIT A RESPONDENT'S RIGHT TO PETITION THE COURT FOR DISMISSAL OF A PROTECTION ORDER.

(i) A

PERSON SUBJECT TO A CIVIL PROTECTION ORDER ISSUED

PURSUANT TO SUBSECTION

(1.5)

OF THIS SECTION WHO POSSESSES OR

ATTEMPTS TO PURCHASE OR RECEIVE A FIREARM OR AMMUNITION WHILE THE PROTECTION ORDER IS IN EFFECT VIOLATES THE ORDER PURSUANT TO SECTION 18-6-803.5 (1) (c), C.R.S.

SECTION 3. In Colorado Revised Statutes, 18-1-1001, add (9) as follows: 18-1-1001. Protection order against defendant. (9) (a) WHEN
THE COURT SUBJECTS A PERSON TO A MANDATORY PROTECTION ORDER THAT PROHIBITS THE PERSON FROM POSSESSING OR CONTROLLING FIREARMS OR AMMUNITION, AND THE PROTECTION ORDER QUALIFIES AS AN ORDER DESCRIBED IN 18 U.S.C. SEC. 922 (g) (8), THE COURT, AS PART OF SUCH ORDER, SHALL REQUIRE THE RESPONDENT TO:

(I) REFRAIN FROM POSSESSING OR PURCHASING ANY FIREARM OR

AMMUNITION FOR THE DURATION OF THE ORDER; AND

(II) RELINQUISH, FOR THE DURATION OF THE ORDER, ANY FIREARM

OR AMMUNITION IN THE RESPONDENT'S IMMEDIATE POSSESSION OR CONTROL OR SUBJECT TO THE RESPONDENT'S IMMEDIATE POSSESSION OR

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CONTROL.

(b) UPON ISSUANCE OF AN ORDER PURSUANT TO PARAGRAPH (a) OF

THIS SUBSECTION (9), THE RESPONDENT SHALL RELINQUISH ANY FIREARM OR AMMUNITION NOT MORE THAN TWENTY-FOUR HOURS AFTER BEING SERVED WITH THE ORDER; EXCEPT THAT A COURT MAY ALLOW A RESPONDENT UP TO SEVENTY-TWO HOURS TO COMPLY WITH THIS PARAGRAPH (b) IF THE RESPONDENT DEMONSTRATES TO THE SATISFACTION OF THE COURT THAT HE OR SHE IS UNABLE TO COMPLY WITHIN TWENTY-FOUR HOURS. TO SATISFY THIS REQUIREMENT, THE RESPONDENT MAY:

(I)

SELL

OR TRANSFER POSSESSION OF THE FIREARM OR

AMMUNITION TO A FEDERALLY LICENSED FIREARMS DEALER DESCRIBED IN

18 U.S.C. SEC. 923, AS AMENDED; EXCEPT THAT THIS PROVISION SHALL

NOT BE INTERPRETED TO REQUIRE ANY FEDERALLY LICENSED FIREARMS DEALER TO PURCHASE OR ACCEPT POSSESSION OF ANY FIREARM OR AMMUNITION;

(II) ARRANGE FOR THE STORAGE OF THE FIREARM OR AMMUNITION

BY A LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCY; EXCEPT THAT THIS PROVISION SHALL NOT BE INTERPRETED TO REQUIRE ANY LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCY TO PROVIDE STORAGE OF FIREARMS OR AMMUNITION FOR ANY PERSON; OR

(III) SELL OR OTHERWISE TRANSFER THE FIREARM OR AMMUNITION

TO A PRIVATE PARTY WHO MAY LEGALLY POSSESS THE FIREARM OR AMMUNITION; EXCEPT THAT THE PERSON SHALL NOT TRANSFER A FIREARM OR AMMUNITION TO A PRIVATE PARTY UNLESS THE PRIVATE PARTY HAS BEEN APPROVED TO POSSESS OR PURCHASE A FIREARM PURSUANT TO A BACKGROUND CHECK OF THE NATIONAL INSTANT CRIMINAL BACKGROUND CHECK SYSTEM, WHICH BACKGROUND CHECK SHALL BE PERFORMED BY

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THE

COLORADO

BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION PURSUANT TO SECTION

24-33.5-424, C.R.S., UPON THE REQUEST OF A LICENSED GUN DEALER, AS

DEFINED IN SECTION 12-26.1-106 (6), C.R.S.

(c) IF A RESPONDENT IS UNABLE TO SATISFY THE PROVISIONS OF

PARAGRAPH

(b)

OF THIS SUBSECTION

(9)

BECAUSE HE OR SHE IS

INCARCERATED OR OTHERWISE HELD IN THE CUSTODY OF A LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCY, THE COURT SHALL REQUIRE THE PERSON TO RELINQUISH ANY FIREARM OR AMMUNITION IN THE RESPONDENT'S IMMEDIATE POSSESSION OR CONTROL OR SUBJECT TO THE RESPONDENT'S IMMEDIATE POSSESSION OR CONTROL BEFORE THE RESPONDENT IS RELEASED FROM SUCH INCARCERATION OR CUSTODY.

(d)

FEDERALLY LICENSED FIREARMS DEALER WHO TAKES

POSSESSION OF A FIREARM OR AMMUNITION PURSUANT TO THIS SECTION SHALL ISSUE A RECEIPT TO THE RESPONDENT AT THE TIME OF RELINQUISHMENT.

(e) A LOCAL LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCY MAY ELECT TO STORE

FIREARMS OR AMMUNITION FOR PERSONS PURSUANT TO THIS SUBSECTION

(9). IF AN AGENCY SO ELECTS: (I) THE

AGENCY MAY CHARGE A FEE FOR SUCH STORAGE, THE

AMOUNT OF WHICH SHALL NOT EXCEED THE DIRECT AND INDIRECT COSTS INCURRED BY THE AGENCY IN PROVIDING SUCH STORAGE;

(II) THE

AGENCY MAY ESTABLISH POLICIES FOR DISPOSAL OF

ABANDONED OR STOLEN FIREARMS OR AMMUNITION; AND

(III) THE AGENCY SHALL ISSUE A RECEIPT TO EACH RESPONDENT

AT THE TIME THE RESPONDENT RELINQUISHES POSSESSION OF A FIREARM OR AMMUNITION.

(f) IF A RESPONDENT SELLS OR OTHERWISE TRANSFERS A FIREARM

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OR AMMUNITION TO A PRIVATE PARTY WHO MAY LEGALLY POSSESS THE FIREARM OR AMMUNITION, AS DESCRIBED IN SUBPARAGRAPH PARAGRAPH ACQUIRE:

(III)

OF

(b)

OF THIS SUBSECTION

(9),

THE RESPONDENT SHALL

(I) FROM THE TRANSFEREE, A WRITTEN RECEIPT ACKNOWLEDGING

THE TRANSFER, WHICH RECEIPT SHALL BE DATED AND SIGNED BY THE RESPONDENT AND THE TRANSFEREE; AND

(II) FROM THE LICENSED GUN DEALER WHO REQUESTS FROM THE COLORADO BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION A BACKGROUND CHECK OF THE
TRANSFEREE, AS DESCRIBED IN SAID SUBPARAGRAPH (III) OF PARAGRAPH

(b) OF THIS SUBSECTION (9), A WRITTEN STATEMENT OF THE RESULTS OF

THE BACKGROUND CHECK.

(g)

NOT

MORE THAN THREE BUSINESS DAYS AFTER THE

RELINQUISHMENT, THE RESPONDENT SHALL FILE A COPY OF THE RECEIPT ISSUED PURSUANT TO PARAGRAPH (d), (e), OR (f) OF THIS SUBSECTION (9) AND, IF APPLICABLE, THE WRITTEN STATEMENT OF THE RESULTS OF A BACKGROUND CHECK PERFORMED ON THE TRANSFEREE, AS DESCRIBED IN SUBPARAGRAPH (II) OF PARAGRAPH (f) OF THIS SUBSECTION (9), WITH THE COURT AS PROOF OF THE RELINQUISHMENT. IF A RESPONDENT FAILS TO TIMELY FILE A RECEIPT OR WRITTEN STATEMENT AS DESCRIBED IN THIS PARAGRAPH (g):

(I) THE FAILURE CONSTITUTES A VIOLATION OF THE PROTECTION

ORDER PURSUANT TO SECTION 18-6-803.5 (1) (c); AND

(II) THE COURT SHALL ISSUE A WARRANT FOR THE RESPONDENT'S

ARREST.

(h) NOTHING IN THIS SUBSECTION (9) SHALL BE CONSTRUED TO

LIMIT A RESPONDENT'S RIGHT TO PETITION THE COURT FOR DISMISSAL OF

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A PROTECTION ORDER.

(i) A

PERSON SUBJECT TO A MANDATORY PROTECTION ORDER

ISSUED PURSUANT TO PARAGRAPH (c) OF SUBSECTION (3) OF THIS SECTION WHO POSSESSES OR ATTEMPTS TO PURCHASE OR RECEIVE A FIREARM OR AMMUNITION WHILE THE PROTECTION ORDER IS IN EFFECT VIOLATES THE ORDER PURSUANT TO SECTION 18-6-803.5 (1) (c).

SECTION 4. In Colorado Revised Statutes, 18-6-801, add (8) as follows: 18-6-801. Domestic violence - sentencing. (8) (a) IN ADDITION
TO ANY SENTENCE THAT IS IMPOSED UPON A PERSON FOR VIOLATION OF ANY CRIMINAL LAW UNDER THIS TITLE, IF A PERSON IS CONVICTED OF ANY CRIME, THE UNDERLYING FACTUAL BASIS OF WHICH IS FOUND BY THE COURT TO BE A MISDEMEANOR CRIME OF DOMESTIC VIOLENCE, AS DEFINED IN

18 U.S.C.

SEC.

921 (a) (33),

OR TO INCLUDE AN ACT OF DOMESTIC

VIOLENCE, AS DEFINED IN SECTION 18-6-800.3 (1), OR ANY CRIME AGAINST PROPERTY, WHETHER OR NOT SUCH CRIME IS A FELONY, WHEN SUCH CRIME IS USED AS A METHOD OF COERCION, CONTROL, PUNISHMENT, INTIMIDATION, OR REVENGE DIRECTED AGAINST A PERSON WITH WHOM THE ACTOR IS OR HAS BEEN INVOLVED IN AN INTIMATE RELATIONSHIP, THE COURT SHALL ORDER THE PERSON TO:

(I) REFRAIN FROM POSSESSING OR PURCHASING ANY FIREARM OR

AMMUNITION FOR THE DURATION OF THE ORDER; AND

(II) RELINQUISH ANY FIREARM OR AMMUNITION IN THE PERSON'S

IMMEDIATE POSSESSION OR CONTROL OR SUBJECT TO THE PERSON'S IMMEDIATE POSSESSION OR CONTROL.

(b) UPON ISSUANCE OF AN ORDER TO RELINQUISH ONE OR MORE

FIREARMS OR AMMUNITION PURSUANT TO PARAGRAPH

(a)

OF THIS

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SUBSECTION

(8), THE

DEFENDANT SHALL RELINQUISH ANY FIREARM OR

AMMUNITION NOT MORE THAN TWENTY-FOUR HOURS AFTER BEING SERVED WITH THE ORDER; EXCEPT THAT A COURT MAY ALLOW A RESPONDENT UP TO SEVENTY-TWO HOURS TO COMPLY WITH THIS PARAGRAPH

(b) IF THE

RESPONDENT DEMONSTRATES TO THE SATISFACTION OF THE COURT THAT HE OR SHE IS UNABLE TO COMPLY WITHIN TWENTY-FOUR HOURS. SATISFY THIS REQUIREMENT, THE RESPONDENT MAY:

TO

(I)

SELL

OR TRANSFER POSSESSION OF THE FIREARM OR

AMMUNITION TO A FEDERALLY LICENSED FIREARMS DEALER DESCRIBED IN

18 U.S.C. SEC. 923, AS AMENDED; EXCEPT THAT THIS PROVISION SHALL

NOT BE INTERPRETED TO REQUIRE ANY FEDERALLY LICENSED FIREARMS DEALER TO PURCHASE OR ACCEPT POSSESSION OF ANY FIREARM OR AMMUNITION;

(II) ARRANGE FOR THE STORAGE OF THE FIREARM OR AMMUNITION

BY A LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCY; EXCEPT THAT THIS PROVISION SHALL NOT BE INTERPRETED TO REQUIRE ANY LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCY TO PROVIDE STORAGE OF FIREARMS OR AMMUNITION FOR ANY PERSON; OR

(III) SELL OR OTHERWISE TRANSFER THE FIREARM OR AMMUNITION

TO A PRIVATE PARTY WHO MAY LEGALLY POSSESS THE FIREARM OR AMMUNITION; EXCEPT THAT THE PERSON SHALL NOT TRANSFER A FIREARM OR AMMUNITION TO A PRIVATE PARTY UNLESS THE PRIVATE PARTY HAS BEEN APPROVED TO POSSESS OR PURCHASE A FIREARM PURSUANT TO A BACKGROUND CHECK OF THE NATIONAL INSTANT CRIMINAL BACKGROUND CHECK SYSTEM, WHICH BACKGROUND CHECK SHALL BE PERFORMED BY THE

COLORADO

BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION PURSUANT TO SECTION

24-33.5-424, C.R.S., UPON THE REQUEST OF A LICENSED GUN DEALER, AS

DEFINED IN SECTION 12-26.1-106 (6), C.R.S.

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(c) IF A DEFENDANT IS UNABLE TO SATISFY THE PROVISIONS OF

PARAGRAPH

(b)

OF THIS SUBSECTION

(8)

BECAUSE HE OR SHE IS

INCARCERATED OR OTHERWISE HELD IN THE CUSTODY OF A LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCY, THE COURT SHALL REQUIRE THE DEFENDANT TO RELINQUISH ANY FIREARM OR AMMUNITION IN THE DEFENDANT'S IMMEDIATE POSSESSION OR CONTROL OR SUBJECT TO THE DEFENDANT'S IMMEDIATE POSSESSION OR CONTROL BEFORE THE DEFENDANT IS RELEASED FROM SUCH INCARCERATION OR CUSTODY.

(d)

FEDERALLY LICENSED FIREARMS DEALER WHO TAKES

POSSESSION OF A FIREARM OR AMMUNITION PURSUANT TO THIS SUBSECTION (8) SHALL ISSUE A RECEIPT TO THE RESPONDENT AT THE TIME OF RELINQUISHMENT.

(e) A LOCAL LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCY MAY ELECT TO STORE

FIREARMS OR AMMUNITION FOR PERSONS PURSUANT TO THIS SUBSECTION

(8). IF AN AGENCY SO ELECTS: (I) THE

AGENCY MAY CHARGE A FEE FOR SUCH STORAGE, THE

AMOUNT OF WHICH SHALL NOT EXCEED THE DIRECT AND INDIRECT COSTS INCURRED BY THE AGENCY IN PROVIDING SUCH STORAGE;

(II) THE

AGENCY MAY ESTABLISH POLICIES FOR DISPOSAL OF

ABANDONED OR STOLEN FIREARMS OR AMMUNITION; AND

(III) THE AGENCY SHALL ISSUE A RECEIPT TO EACH RESPONDENT

AT THE TIME THE DEFENDANT RELINQUISHES POSSESSION OF A FIREARM OR AMMUNITION.

(f) IF A DEFENDANT SELLS OR OTHERWISE TRANSFERS A FIREARM

OR AMMUNITION TO A PRIVATE PARTY WHO MAY LEGALLY POSSESS THE FIREARM OR AMMUNITION, AS DESCRIBED IN SUBPARAGRAPH PARAGRAPH

(III)

OF

(b)

OF THIS SUBSECTION

(8),

THE DEFENDANT SHALL

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ACQUIRE:

(I) FROM THE TRANSFEREE, A WRITTEN RECEIPT ACKNOWLEDGING

THE TRANSFER, WHICH RECEIPT SHALL BE DATED AND SIGNED BY THE DEFENDANT AND THE TRANSFEREE; AND

(II) FROM THE LICENSED GUN DEALER WHO REQUESTS FROM THE COLORADO BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION A BACKGROUND CHECK OF THE
TRANSFEREE, AS DESCRIBED IN SUBPARAGRAPH (III) OF PARAGRAPH (b) OF THIS SUBSECTION

(8), A WRITTEN

STATEMENT OF THE RESULTS OF THE

BACKGROUND CHECK.

(g)

NOT

MORE THAN THREE BUSINESS DAYS AFTER THE

RELINQUISHMENT, THE DEFENDANT SHALL FILE A COPY OF THE RECEIPT ISSUED PURSUANT TO PARAGRAPH (d), (e), OR (f) OF THIS SUBSECTION (8), AND, IF APPLICABLE, THE WRITTEN STATEMENT OF THE RESULTS OF A BACKGROUND CHECK PERFORMED ON THE TRANSFEREE, AS DESCRIBED IN SUBPARAGRAPH (II) OF PARAGRAPH (f) OF THIS SUBSECTION (8), WITH THE COURT AS PROOF OF THE RELINQUISHMENT. IF A DEFENDANT FAILS TO TIMELY FILE A RECEIPT OR WRITTEN STATEMENT AS DESCRIBED IN THIS PARAGRAPH (g):

(I) THE FAILURE CONSTITUTES A CLASS 2 MISDEMEANOR, AND THE

DEFENDANT SHALL BE PUNISHED AS PROVIDED IN SECTION AND

18-1.3-401;

(II) THE COURT SHALL ISSUE A WARRANT FOR THE DEFENDANT'S

ARREST.

SECTION 5. In Colorado Revised Statutes, 18-6-803.5, amend (1) as follows: 18-6-803.5. Crime of violation of a protection order - penalty - peace officers' duties. (1) A person commits the crime of violation of

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a protection order if, after the person has been personally served with a protection order that identifies the person as a restrained person or otherwise has acquired from the court or law enforcement personnel actual knowledge of the contents of a protection order that identifies the person as a restrained person, the person: (a) Contacts, harasses, injures, intimidates, molests, threatens, or touches the protected person or protected property, including an animal, identified in the protection order or enters or remains on premises or comes within a specified distance of the protected person, protected property, including an animal, or premises or violates any other provision of the protection order to protect the protected person from imminent danger to life or health, and such conduct is prohibited by the protection order; or (b) Except as permitted pursuant to section 18-13-126 (1) (b), hires, employs, or otherwise contracts with another person to locate or assist in the location of the protected person; OR (c) VIOLATES A CIVIL PROTECTION ORDER ISSUED PURSUANT TO
SECTION 13-14-102 (22), C.R.S., OR PURSUANT TO SECTION 18-1-1001 (9) BY:

(I) POSSESSING

OR ATTEMPTING TO PURCHASE OR RECEIVE A

FIREARM OR AMMUNITION WHILE THE PROTECTION ORDER IS IN EFFECT; OR

(II) FAILING TO TIMELY FILE A RECEIPT OR WRITTEN STATEMENT

WITH THE COURT AS DESCRIBED IN SECTION 13-14-102 (22) (g), C.R.S., OR IN SECTION 18-1-1001(9) (g) OR 18-6-801(8) (g).

SECTION 6. In Colorado Revised Statutes, 13-14-102, add (22) as follows: 13-14-102. Civil protection orders - legislative declaration.

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(22) (a) WHEN THE COURT SUBJECTS A PERSON TO A CIVIL PROTECTION

ORDER TO PREVENT DOMESTIC ABUSE, WHICH PROTECTION ORDER QUALIFIES AS AN ORDER DESCRIBED IN 18 U.S.C. SEC. 922 (d) (8) AND (g)

(8), THE COURT, AS PART OF SUCH ORDER, SHALL REQUIRE THE PERSON TO: (I) REFRAIN FROM POSSESSING OR PURCHASING ANY FIREARM OR
AMMUNITION FOR THE DURATION OF THE ORDER; AND

(II) RELINQUISH, FOR THE DURATION OF THE ORDER, ANY FIREARM

OR AMMUNITION IN THE RESPONDENT'S IMMEDIATE POSSESSION OR CONTROL OR SUBJECT TO THE RESPONDENT'S IMMEDIATE POSSESSION OR CONTROL.

(b) (I) EXCEPT

AS DESCRIBED IN SUBPARAGRAPH

(II)

OF THIS

PARAGRAPH (b), UPON ISSUANCE OF AN ORDER PURSUANT TO PARAGRAPH

(a) OF THIS SUBSECTION (22), THE RESPONDENT SHALL RELINQUISH ANY

FIREARM OR AMMUNITION:

(A) NOT MORE THAN TWENTY-FOUR HOURS AFTER BEING SERVED

WITH THE ORDER IN OPEN COURT; OR

(B) NOT MORE THAN FORTY-EIGHT HOURS AFTER BEING SERVED

WITH THE ORDER OUTSIDE OF THE COURT.

(II) A COURT MAY ALLOW A RESPONDENT UP TO SEVENTY-TWO

HOURS TO COMPLY WITH SUBPARAGRAPH

(I) OF THIS PARAGRAPH (b) IF

THE RESPONDENT DEMONSTRATES TO THE SATISFACTION OF THE COURT THAT HE OR SHE IS UNABLE TO COMPLY WITHIN THE TIME FRAME SET FORTH IN SAID SUBPARAGRAPH (I).

(III) TO SATISFY THE REQUIREMENT IN SUBPARAGRAPH (I) OF THIS

PARAGRAPH (b), THE RESPONDENT MAY:

(A)

SELL

OR TRANSFER POSSESSION OF THE FIREARM OR

AMMUNITION TO A FEDERALLY LICENSED FIREARMS DEALER DESCRIBED IN

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18 U.S.C. SEC. 923, AS AMENDED; EXCEPT THAT THIS PROVISION SHALL

NOT BE INTERPRETED TO REQUIRE ANY FEDERALLY LICENSED FIREARMS DEALER TO PURCHASE OR ACCEPT POSSESSION OF ANY FIREARM OR AMMUNITION;

(B) ARRANGE FOR THE STORAGE OF THE FIREARM OR AMMUNITION

BY A LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCY; EXCEPT THAT THIS PROVISION SHALL NOT BE INTERPRETED TO REQUIRE ANY LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCY TO PROVIDE STORAGE OF FIREARMS OR AMMUNITION FOR ANY PERSON; OR

(C) SELL OR OTHERWISE TRANSFER THE FIREARM OR AMMUNITION

TO A PRIVATE PARTY WHO MAY LEGALLY POSSESS THE FIREARM OR AMMUNITION; EXCEPT THAT A PERSON WHO SELLS OR TRANSFERS A FIREARM PURSUANT TO THIS SUB-SUBPARAGRAPH (C) SHALL SATISFY ALL OF THE PROVISIONS OF SECTION 18-12-112, C.R.S., CONCERNING PRIVATE FIREARMS TRANSFERS, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE PERFORMANCE OF A CRIMINAL BACKGROUND CHECK OF THE TRANSFEREE.

(c) IF A RESPONDENT IS UNABLE TO SATISFY THE PROVISIONS OF

PARAGRAPH

(b)

OF THIS SUBSECTION

(22)

BECAUSE HE OR SHE IS

INCARCERATED OR OTHERWISE HELD IN THE CUSTODY OF A LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCY, THE COURT, AS A CONDITION OF THE RESPONDENT'S SENTENCE, SHALL REQUIRE THE PERSON TO RELINQUISH ANY FIREARM OR AMMUNITION IN THE RESPONDENT'S IMMEDIATE POSSESSION OR CONTROL OR SUBJECT TO THE RESPONDENT'S IMMEDIATE POSSESSION OR CONTROL BEFORE THE RESPONDENT IS RELEASED FROM SUCH INCARCERATION OR CUSTODY.

(d)

FEDERALLY LICENSED FIREARMS DEALER WHO TAKES

POSSESSION OF A FIREARM OR AMMUNITION PURSUANT TO THIS SECTION SHALL ISSUE A RECEIPT TO THE RESPONDENT AT THE TIME OF

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RELINQUISHMENT.

(e) A LOCAL LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCY MAY ELECT TO STORE

FIREARMS OR AMMUNITION FOR PERSONS PURSUANT TO THIS SUBSECTION

(22). IF AN AGENCY SO ELECTS: (I) THE

AGENCY MAY CHARGE A FEE FOR SUCH STORAGE, THE

AMOUNT OF WHICH SHALL NOT EXCEED THE DIRECT AND INDIRECT COSTS INCURRED BY THE AGENCY IN PROVIDING SUCH STORAGE;

(II) THE

AGENCY MAY ESTABLISH POLICIES FOR DISPOSAL OF

ABANDONED OR STOLEN FIREARMS OR AMMUNITION; AND

(III) THE AGENCY SHALL ISSUE A RECEIPT TO EACH RESPONDENT

AT THE TIME THE RESPONDENT RELINQUISHES POSSESSION OF A FIREARM OR AMMUNITION.

(f) IF A RESPONDENT SELLS OR OTHERWISE TRANSFERS A FIREARM

OR AMMUNITION TO A PRIVATE PARTY WHO MAY LEGALLY POSSESS THE FIREARM OR AMMUNITION, AS DESCRIBED IN SUB-SUBPARAGRAPH (C) OF SUBPARAGRAPH

(III) OF PARAGRAPH (b) OF THIS SUBSECTION (22), THE

RESPONDENT SHALL ACQUIRE:

(I) FROM THE TRANSFEREE, A WRITTEN RECEIPT ACKNOWLEDGING

THE TRANSFER, WHICH RECEIPT SHALL BE DATED AND SIGNED BY THE RESPONDENT AND THE TRANSFEREE; AND

(II) FROM THE LICENSED GUN DEALER WHO REQUESTS FROM THE COLORADO BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION A BACKGROUND CHECK OF THE
TRANSFEREE, AS DESCRIBED IN SECTION

18-12-112, C.R.S., A WRITTEN

STATEMENT OF THE RESULTS OF THE BACKGROUND CHECK.

(g)

NOT

MORE THAN THREE BUSINESS DAYS AFTER THE

RELINQUISHMENT, THE RESPONDENT SHALL FILE A COPY OF THE RECEIPT ISSUED PURSUANT TO PARAGRAPH (d), (e), OR (f) OF THIS SUBSECTION (22),

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AND, IF APPLICABLE, THE WRITTEN STATEMENT OF THE RESULTS OF A BACKGROUND CHECK PERFORMED ON THE RESPONDENT, AS DESCRIBED IN SUBPARAGRAPH

(II) OF PARAGRAPH (f) OF THIS SUBSECTION (22), WITH

THE COURT AS PROOF OF THE RELINQUISHMENT. IF A RESPONDENT FAILS TO TIMELY FILE A RECEIPT OR WRITTEN STATEMENT AS DESCRIBED IN THIS PARAGRAPH (g):

(I) THE FAILURE CONSTITUTES A VIOLATION OF THE PROTECTION

ORDER PURSUANT TO SECTION 18-6-803.5 (1) (c), C.R.S.; AND

(II) THE COURT SHALL ISSUE A WARRANT FOR THE RESPONDENT'S

ARREST.

(h) NOTHING IN THIS SUBSECTION (22) SHALL BE CONSTRUED TO

LIMIT A RESPONDENT'S RIGHT TO PETITION THE COURT FOR DISMISSAL OF A PROTECTION ORDER.

(i) A

PERSON SUBJECT TO A CIVIL PROTECTION ORDER ISSUED

PURSUANT TO SUBSECTION

(1.5)

OF THIS SECTION WHO POSSESSES OR

ATTEMPTS TO PURCHASE OR RECEIVE A FIREARM OR AMMUNITION WHILE THE PROTECTION ORDER IS IN EFFECT VIOLATES THE ORDER PURSUANT TO SECTION 18-6-803.5 (1) (c), C.R.S.

SECTION 7. In Colorado Revised Statutes, 18-1-1001, add (9) as follows: 18-1-1001. Protection order against defendant. (9) (a) WHEN
THE COURT SUBJECTS A PERSON TO A MANDATORY PROTECTION ORDER THAT PROHIBITS THE PERSON FROM POSSESSING OR CONTROLLING FIREARMS OR AMMUNITION, AND THE PROTECTION ORDER QUALIFIES AS AN ORDER DESCRIBED IN 18 U.S.C. SEC. 922 (g) (8), THE COURT, AS PART OF SUCH ORDER, SHALL REQUIRE THE RESPONDENT TO:

(I) REFRAIN FROM POSSESSING OR PURCHASING ANY FIREARM OR

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AMMUNITION FOR THE DURATION OF THE ORDER; AND

(II) RELINQUISH, FOR THE DURATION OF THE ORDER, ANY FIREARM

OR AMMUNITION IN THE RESPONDENT'S IMMEDIATE POSSESSION OR CONTROL OR SUBJECT TO THE RESPONDENT'S IMMEDIATE POSSESSION OR CONTROL.

(b) UPON ISSUANCE OF AN ORDER PURSUANT TO PARAGRAPH (a) OF

THIS SUBSECTION (9), THE RESPONDENT SHALL RELINQUISH ANY FIREARM OR AMMUNITION NOT MORE THAN TWENTY-FOUR HOURS AFTER BEING SERVED WITH THE ORDER; EXCEPT THAT A COURT MAY ALLOW A RESPONDENT UP TO SEVENTY-TWO HOURS TO COMPLY WITH THIS PARAGRAPH (b) IF THE RESPONDENT DEMONSTRATES TO THE SATISFACTION OF THE COURT THAT HE OR SHE IS UNABLE TO COMPLY WITHIN TWENTY-FOUR HOURS. TO SATISFY THIS REQUIREMENT, THE RESPONDENT MAY:

(I)

SELL

OR TRANSFER POSSESSION OF THE FIREARM OR

AMMUNITION TO A FEDERALLY LICENSED FIREARMS DEALER DESCRIBED IN

18 U.S.C. SEC. 923, AS AMENDED; EXCEPT THAT THIS PROVISION SHALL

NOT BE INTERPRETED TO REQUIRE ANY FEDERALLY LICENSED FIREARMS DEALER TO PURCHASE OR ACCEPT POSSESSION OF ANY FIREARM OR AMMUNITION;

(II) ARRANGE FOR THE STORAGE OF THE FIREARM OR AMMUNITION

BY A LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCY; EXCEPT THAT THIS PROVISION SHALL NOT BE INTERPRETED TO REQUIRE ANY LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCY TO PROVIDE STORAGE OF FIREARMS OR AMMUNITION FOR ANY PERSON; OR

(III) SELL OR OTHERWISE TRANSFER THE FIREARM OR AMMUNITION

TO A PRIVATE PARTY WHO MAY LEGALLY POSSESS THE FIREARM OR AMMUNITION; EXCEPT THAT A PERSON WHO SELLS OR TRANSFERS A

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FIREARM PURSUANT TO THIS SUBPARAGRAPH (III) SHALL SATISFY ALL OF THE PROVISIONS OF SECTION 18-12-112, CONCERNING PRIVATE FIREARMS TRANSFERS, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE PERFORMANCE OF A CRIMINAL BACKGROUND CHECK OF THE TRANSFEREE.

(c) IF A RESPONDENT IS UNABLE TO SATISFY THE PROVISIONS OF

PARAGRAPH

(b)

OF THIS SUBSECTION

(9)

BECAUSE HE OR SHE IS

INCARCERATED OR OTHERWISE HELD IN THE CUSTODY OF A LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCY, THE COURT SHALL REQUIRE THE PERSON TO RELINQUISH ANY FIREARM OR AMMUNITION IN THE RESPONDENT'S IMMEDIATE POSSESSION OR CONTROL OR SUBJECT TO THE RESPONDENT'S IMMEDIATE POSSESSION OR CONTROL BEFORE THE RESPONDENT IS RELEASED FROM SUCH INCARCERATION OR CUSTODY.

(d)

FEDERALLY LICENSED FIREARMS DEALER WHO TAKES

POSSESSION OF A FIREARM OR AMMUNITION PURSUANT TO THIS SECTION SHALL ISSUE A RECEIPT TO THE RESPONDENT AT THE TIME OF RELINQUISHMENT.

(e) A LOCAL LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCY MAY ELECT TO STORE

FIREARMS OR AMMUNITION FOR PERSONS PURSUANT TO THIS SUBSECTION

(9). IF AN AGENCY SO ELECTS: (I) THE

AGENCY MAY CHARGE A FEE FOR SUCH STORAGE, THE

AMOUNT OF WHICH SHALL NOT EXCEED THE DIRECT AND INDIRECT COSTS INCURRED BY THE AGENCY IN PROVIDING SUCH STORAGE;

(II) THE

AGENCY MAY ESTABLISH POLICIES FOR DISPOSAL OF

ABANDONED OR STOLEN FIREARMS OR AMMUNITION; AND

(III) THE AGENCY SHALL ISSUE A RECEIPT TO EACH RESPONDENT

AT THE TIME THE RESPONDENT RELINQUISHES POSSESSION OF A FIREARM OR AMMUNITION.

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(f) IF A RESPONDENT SELLS OR OTHERWISE TRANSFERS A FIREARM

OR AMMUNITION TO A PRIVATE PARTY WHO MAY LEGALLY POSSESS THE FIREARM OR AMMUNITION, AS DESCRIBED IN SUBPARAGRAPH PARAGRAPH ACQUIRE:

(III)

OF

(b)

OF THIS SUBSECTION

(9),

THE RESPONDENT SHALL

(I) FROM THE TRANSFEREE, A WRITTEN RECEIPT ACKNOWLEDGING

THE TRANSFER, WHICH RECEIPT SHALL BE DATED AND SIGNED BY THE RESPONDENT AND THE TRANSFEREE; AND

(II) FROM THE LICENSED GUN DEALER WHO REQUESTS FROM THE COLORADO BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION A BACKGROUND CHECK OF THE
TRANSFEREE, AS DESCRIBED IN SECTION

18-12-112,

A WRITTEN

STATEMENT OF THE RESULTS OF THE BACKGROUND CHECK.

(g)

NOT

MORE THAN THREE BUSINESS DAYS AFTER THE

RELINQUISHMENT, THE RESPONDENT SHALL FILE A COPY OF THE RECEIPT ISSUED PURSUANT TO PARAGRAPH (d), (e), OR (f) OF THIS SUBSECTION (9) AND, IF APPLICABLE, THE WRITTEN STATEMENT OF THE RESULTS OF A BACKGROUND CHECK PERFORMED ON THE RESPONDENT, AS DESCRIBED IN SUBPARAGRAPH (II) OF PARAGRAPH (f) OF THIS SUBSECTION (9), WITH THE COURT AS PROOF OF THE RELINQUISHMENT. IF A RESPONDENT FAILS TO TIMELY FILE A RECEIPT OR WRITTEN STATEMENT AS DESCRIBED IN THIS PARAGRAPH (g):

(I) THE FAILURE CONSTITUTES A VIOLATION OF THE PROTECTION

ORDER PURSUANT TO SECTION 18-6-803.5 (1) (c); AND

(II) THE COURT SHALL ISSUE A WARRANT FOR THE RESPONDENT'S

ARREST.

(h) NOTHING IN THIS SUBSECTION (9) SHALL BE CONSTRUED TO

LIMIT A RESPONDENT'S RIGHT TO PETITION THE COURT FOR DISMISSAL OF

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A PROTECTION ORDER.

(i) A

PERSON SUBJECT TO A MANDATORY PROTECTION ORDER

ISSUED PURSUANT TO PARAGRAPH (c) OF SUBSECTION (3) OF THIS SECTION WHO POSSESSES OR ATTEMPTS TO PURCHASE OR RECEIVE A FIREARM OR AMMUNITION WHILE THE PROTECTION ORDER IS IN EFFECT VIOLATES THE ORDER PURSUANT TO SECTION 18-6-803.5 (1) (c).

SECTION 8. In Colorado Revised Statutes, 18-6-801, add (8) as follows: 18-6-801. Domestic violence - sentencing. (8) (a) IN ADDITION
TO ANY SENTENCE THAT IS IMPOSED UPON A PERSON FOR VIOLATION OF ANY CRIMINAL LAW UNDER THIS TITLE, IF A PERSON IS CONVICTED OF ANY CRIME, THE UNDERLYING FACTUAL BASIS OF WHICH IS FOUND BY THE COURT TO BE A MISDEMEANOR CRIME OF DOMESTIC VIOLENCE, AS DEFINED IN

18 U.S.C.

SEC.

921 (a) (33),

OR TO INCLUDE AN ACT OF DOMESTIC

VIOLENCE, AS DEFINED IN SECTION 18-6-800.3 (1), OR ANY CRIME AGAINST PROPERTY, WHETHER OR NOT SUCH CRIME IS A FELONY, WHEN SUCH CRIME IS USED AS A METHOD OF COERCION, CONTROL, PUNISHMENT, INTIMIDATION, OR REVENGE DIRECTED AGAINST A PERSON WITH WHOM THE ACTOR IS OR HAS BEEN INVOLVED IN AN INTIMATE RELATIONSHIP, THE COURT SHALL ORDER THE PERSON TO:

(I) REFRAIN FROM POSSESSING OR PURCHASING ANY FIREARM OR

AMMUNITION FOR THE DURATION OF THE ORDER; AND

(II) RELINQUISH ANY FIREARM OR AMMUNITION IN THE PERSON'S

IMMEDIATE POSSESSION OR CONTROL OR SUBJECT TO THE PERSON'S IMMEDIATE POSSESSION OR CONTROL.

(b) UPON ISSUANCE OF AN ORDER TO RELINQUISH ONE OR MORE

FIREARMS OR AMMUNITION PURSUANT TO PARAGRAPH

(a)

OF THIS

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SUBSECTION

(8), THE

DEFENDANT SHALL RELINQUISH ANY FIREARM OR

AMMUNITION NOT MORE THAN TWENTY-FOUR HOURS AFTER BEING SERVED WITH THE ORDER; EXCEPT THAT A COURT MAY ALLOW A RESPONDENT UP TO SEVENTY-TWO HOURS TO COMPLY WITH THIS PARAGRAPH

(b) IF THE

RESPONDENT DEMONSTRATES TO THE SATISFACTION OF THE COURT THAT HE OR SHE IS UNABLE TO COMPLY WITHIN TWENTY-FOUR HOURS. SATISFY THIS REQUIREMENT, THE RESPONDENT MAY:

TO

(I)

SELL

OR TRANSFER POSSESSION OF THE FIREARM OR

AMMUNITION TO A FEDERALLY LICENSED FIREARMS DEALER DESCRIBED IN

18 U.S.C. SEC. 923, AS AMENDED; EXCEPT THAT THIS PROVISION SHALL

NOT BE INTERPRETED TO REQUIRE ANY FEDERALLY LICENSED FIREARMS DEALER TO PURCHASE OR ACCEPT POSSESSION OF ANY FIREARM OR AMMUNITION;

(II) ARRANGE FOR THE STORAGE OF THE FIREARM OR AMMUNITION

BY A LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCY; EXCEPT THAT THIS PROVISION SHALL NOT BE INTERPRETED TO REQUIRE ANY LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCY TO PROVIDE STORAGE OF FIREARMS OR AMMUNITION FOR ANY PERSON; OR

(III) SELL OR OTHERWISE TRANSFER THE FIREARM OR AMMUNITION

TO A PRIVATE PARTY WHO MAY LEGALLY POSSESS THE FIREARM OR AMMUNITION; EXCEPT THAT A PERSON WHO SELLS OR TRANSFERS A FIREARM PURSUANT TO THIS SUBPARAGRAPH (III) SHALL SATISFY ALL OF THE PROVISIONS OF SECTION 18-12-112, CONCERNING PRIVATE FIREARMS TRANSFERS, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE PERFORMANCE OF A CRIMINAL BACKGROUND CHECK OF THE TRANSFEREE.

(c) IF A DEFENDANT IS UNABLE TO SATISFY THE PROVISIONS OF

PARAGRAPH

(b)

OF THIS SUBSECTION

(8)

BECAUSE HE OR SHE IS

INCARCERATED OR OTHERWISE HELD IN THE CUSTODY OF A LAW

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ENFORCEMENT AGENCY, THE COURT SHALL REQUIRE THE DEFENDANT TO RELINQUISH ANY FIREARM OR AMMUNITION IN THE DEFENDANT'S IMMEDIATE POSSESSION OR CONTROL OR SUBJECT TO THE DEFENDANT'S IMMEDIATE POSSESSION OR CONTROL BEFORE THE DEFENDANT IS RELEASED FROM SUCH INCARCERATION OR CUSTODY.

(d)

FEDERALLY LICENSED FIREARMS DEALER WHO TAKES

POSSESSION OF A FIREARM OR AMMUNITION PURSUANT TO THIS SUBSECTION (8) SHALL ISSUE A RECEIPT TO THE RESPONDENT AT THE TIME OF RELINQUISHMENT.

(e) A LOCAL LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCY MAY ELECT TO STORE

FIREARMS OR AMMUNITION FOR PERSONS PURSUANT TO THIS SUBSECTION

(8). IF AN AGENCY SO ELECTS: (I) THE

AGENCY MAY CHARGE A FEE FOR SUCH STORAGE, THE

AMOUNT OF WHICH SHALL NOT EXCEED THE DIRECT AND INDIRECT COSTS INCURRED BY THE AGENCY IN PROVIDING SUCH STORAGE;

(II) THE

AGENCY MAY ESTABLISH POLICIES FOR DISPOSAL OF

ABANDONED OR STOLEN FIREARMS OR AMMUNITION; AND

(III) THE AGENCY SHALL ISSUE A RECEIPT TO EACH RESPONDENT

AT THE TIME THE DEFENDANT RELINQUISHES POSSESSION OF A FIREARM OR AMMUNITION.

(f) IF A DEFENDANT SELLS OR OTHERWISE TRANSFERS A FIREARM

OR AMMUNITION TO A PRIVATE PARTY WHO MAY LEGALLY POSSESS THE FIREARM OR AMMUNITION, AS DESCRIBED IN SUBPARAGRAPH PARAGRAPH ACQUIRE:

(III)

OF

(b)

OF THIS SUBSECTION

(8),

THE DEFENDANT SHALL

(I) FROM THE TRANSFEREE, A WRITTEN RECEIPT ACKNOWLEDGING

THE TRANSFER, WHICH RECEIPT SHALL BE DATED AND SIGNED BY THE

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DEFENDANT AND THE TRANSFEREE; AND

(II) FROM THE LICENSED GUN DEALER WHO REQUESTS FROM THE COLORADO BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION A BACKGROUND CHECK OF THE
TRANSFEREE, AS DESCRIBED IN SECTION

18-12-112,

A WRITTEN

STATEMENT OF THE RESULTS OF THE BACKGROUND CHECK.

(g)

NOT

MORE THAN THREE BUSINESS DAYS AFTER THE

RELINQUISHMENT, THE DEFENDANT SHALL FILE A COPY OF THE RECEIPT ISSUED PURSUANT TO PARAGRAPH (d), (e), OR (f) OF THIS SUBSECTION (8), AND, IF APPLICABLE, THE WRITTEN STATEMENT OF THE RESULTS OF A BACKGROUND CHECK PERFORMED ON THE TRANSFEREE, AS DESCRIBED IN SUBPARAGRAPH (II) OF PARAGRAPH (f) OF THIS SUBSECTION (8), WITH THE COURT AS PROOF OF THE RELINQUISHMENT. IF A DEFENDANT FAILS TO TIMELY FILE A RECEIPT OR WRITTEN STATEMENT AS DESCRIBED IN THIS PARAGRAPH (g):

(I) THE FAILURE CONSTITUTES A CLASS 2 MISDEMEANOR, AND THE

DEFENDANT SHALL BE PUNISHED AS PROVIDED IN SECTION AND

18-1.3-401;

(II) THE COURT SHALL ISSUE A WARRANT FOR THE DEFENDANT'S

ARREST.

SECTION 9. Effective date. (1) Except as otherwise provided in this section, this act takes effect upon passage. (2) (a) Sections 2, 3, and 4 of this act take effect only if House Bill 13-1229 does not become law. (b) Sections 6, 7, and 8 of this act take effect only if House Bill 13-1229 becomes law. SECTION 10. Safety clause. The general assembly hereby finds,

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determines, and declares that this act is necessary for the immediate preservation of the public peace, health, and safety.

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