DE SB29

Prohibits possession of deadly weapons outside one's principal residence while under the influence of alcohol or drugs, with blood alcohol content of 0.08% or higher or manifest impairment from illicit drugs.

First offense is a class A misdemeanor; second or subsequent offense is a class G felony.

Requires revocation of concealed weapon permit for first offenders and bars reapplication for 5 years from date of conviction.

Permits law enforcement to conduct chemical testing without consent when probable cause exists, with refusal to test admissible as evidence.

Permits to carry concealed firearms do not provide defense against charges under this provision.