HB1131

South Dakota would prohibit state officials and agencies from enforcing "extreme risk protection orders"—court orders that temporarily remove guns from people deemed dangerous to themselves or others—making any such orders null and void in the state. State employees and officials would be banned from complying with these orders or accepting federal funding tied to them, with violations punishable as a Class 6 felony. The bill does not affect traditional protection orders issued in cases of stalking, domestic violence, or assault.