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Code · Florida · Title VI — Civil Practice and Procedure · Chapter 63

63.0422 Prohibited conditions on adoptions; firearms and ammunition.

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An adoption agency or entity, whether public or private, may not:
(1)Make a determination that a person is unsuitable to adopt based on the lawful possession, storage, or use of a firearm or ammunition by any member of the adoptive home.
(2)Require an adoptive parent or prospective adoptive parent to disclose information relating to a person’s lawful possession, storage, or use of a firearm or ammunition as a condition to adopt.
(3)Restrict the lawful possession, storage, or use of a firearm or ammunition as a condition for a person to adopt.
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