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Legal Information: Arkansas
Laws current as of January 3, 2024 I have a temporary (ex parte) order against the abuser. Can s/he have a gun?
Arkansas law does not specifically allow a judge to order an abuser to give up his/her firearms in a temporary or final protection order.1 Also, Arkansas state criminal laws do not prohibit firearm possession when there is a temporary or final protection order in place.2
1 See Ark. Code §§ 9-15-205; 9-15-206
2 See Ark. Code § 5-73-103
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