S1922 FIREARM Act

↑Expands gun access model confidence 90%

Makes it harder for ATF to revoke or deny FFL licenses for non-willful, correctable, or self-reported violations by adding notice, correction periods, assistance, stricter willfulness definition, de novo judicial review, and retroactive relief from prior revocations, so more licensed dealers can buy

The Attorney General may not bring an enforcement action to revoke, or deny a renewal of, a license for a violation of any provision of this chapter or any implementing regulation thereof on the basis of a self-reported violation, except in the case of a violation-- (i) that is not correctable after the violation occurred; or (ii) in which a firearm was transferred to a person who is prohibited from possessing a firearm pursuant to any provision of this chapter or any implementing regulation thereof.

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↑Expands gun access model confidence 85%

Raises the standard for ATF license actions by narrowing 'willfully' to require deliberate planning or specific intent, presuming minor/clerical conduct is not willful, requiring 30-day correction opportunity before enforcement, staying revocations during judicial review, and applying de novo review

the term `willfully' has the meaning given the term in section 5336(h) of title 31, except that-- (A) the term only includes conduct resulting from or achieved through deliberate planning or specific intent; (B) willfulness shall not be inferred from previous conduct; and (C) minor, clerical, or curable conduct is presumptively not willful.

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