SEATTLE -- Initiative 1491 would create what are called "extreme risk protection orders" in this state.
Here's how they would work:
If family members, roommates or police are worried someone is a threat to themselves or others, they can get a court order preventing that person from possessing or buying firearms.
Opponents argue it unfairly targets the mentally ill and takes away their rights.
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Voter Guide: Gun Initiative 1491, allow `extreme protection orders`
Voter Guide: Gun Initiative 1491, allow `extreme protection orders`