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Michigan's SB 331 and SB 332 page now reflects the House's next session date of September 1, 2026, a corrected “or both” penalty, and that the bills remain referred with no further action. New Jersey now reflects the enacted 2026 possession law (S3894 / A4917) as a fourth-degree crime, the Third Circuit's denial of en banc rehearing, and the August 11, 2026 certiorari petition to the U.S. Supreme Court, with a rebuilt engagement table. Oregon corrects its sponsor list and serialization scope and clarifies the July 2023 and September 2024 effective dates. Washington corrects HB 2320 to its actual March 24, 2026 effective date (Section 3 on June 30, 2027), removes the incorrect printer-sales ban and rebuttable-presumption claims, notes that HB 2321 did not pass, and rebuilds the action list around the Legislature being out of session until January 2027.
The Czech Republic is now written up on the EU and the World page: printers, CNC equipment, CAD software and materials are completely unrestricted, while making a firearm or essential component without a manufacturing licence falls under the Weapons Act and section 279 of the Criminal Code. Michigan now carries a Sources section linking the full text of SB 331 and SB 332, the Senate Fiscal Agency analysis and the June 25 roll call. The globe now colours only the countries that have their own write-up, instead of shading whole regions.
Colorado (HB 26-1144) and Connecticut (PA 19-6 and PA 23-53) are now live. Michigan moved to Pending with the SB 331 and 332 detail and the August 11 House return date, and now carries a Dates and Channels for Public Input section covering the House reconvene date, the autumn Government Operations hearings, and how to submit written or in-person testimony. Added EU and the World covering 10 regions and around 30 countries, with a globe showing every tracked state and country by status.
First public version, tracking 16 states. California links through to the existing AB2047 page.