Amends civil liability rules for claims arising from a firearm or firearm-related item brought against sellers, manufacturers or trade associations. Courts must dismiss claims that fail to meet specific requirements, prevailing defendants may recover reasonable attorney fees and court costs in certain circumstances, and defendants may immediately appeal a denial of a motion to dismiss.
What it does: Adds procedural protections for the firearm industry against certain lawsuits.
Allows people 21 or older to carry a concealed dangerous weapon at a public institution of higher education without a concealed carry permit. It renames the related offense to "openly carrying a dangerous weapon at an institution of higher education", removes private colleges from where that offense applies, and prohibits open carry on campus (even by permit holders) unless lawfully responding to an active threat.
What it does: Allows permitless concealed carry on public campuses for 21+, while prohibiting open carry there.