AB 1078: Firearms.

This bill aims to amend California's firearms laws to improve public safety. It prohibits licensing authorities from issuing licenses to individuals who have been convicted of certain crimes, including contempt of court and specified federal crimes. The bill also requires licensing authorities to review the California restraining and protective order system to determine if an applicant is a danger to themselves or others. The bill exempts individuals who were previously subject to a restraining order from the licensure prohibition. It also allows non-residents to apply for concealed carry permits, but requires them to provide additional information and attest under oath that they intend to travel or spend time primarily in California. The bill increases the number of firearms that a person can apply to purchase within a 30-day period from one to three, and prohibits delivery of a firear…