Virginia House Democrats have passed a comprehensive package of firearm control measures, including a ban on the sale of assault-style firearms and large-capacity magazines. The legislation also introduces new civil liability for the firearm industry and stricter storage requirements for homes with minors. RICHMOND, VA (4-minute read) — In a significant policy shift, the Virginia House of Delegates has approved more than half a dozen bills aimed at tightening the state’s firearm regulations. Buoyed by a larger majority following recent elections, Democrats moved forward with a revived agenda that includes a high-profile ban on the sale of “assault-style” firearms and…
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