; (2) provide for the issuance of a temporary ex parte extreme risk protection order or extreme risk protection order without sworn affidavits or testimony; (3) establish criminal penalties for false allegations or false testimony in connection with a temporary ex parte extreme risk protection order or extreme risk protection order that are less than a felony under State or tribal law; (4) allow for witness testimony in connection with a temporary ex parte extreme risk protection order or extreme risk protection order that is not sworn or under oath; (5) prohibit or otherwise discourage the respondent from consulting or retaining an attorney; (6) allow a law enforcement officer or other custodian of a firearm or any ammunition surrendered pursuant to a court order under the qualifying State or tribal law to destroy, disable, sell, assert ownership over, dispose of, use or otherwise employ, harm, or dispense with the firearm or ammunition; or (7) allow for the ordering of a sequential series of ex parte extreme risk protection orders against a respondent based on the same evidence used to order the initial ex parte extreme risk protection order against the respondent. (g) Rule of construction Nothing in subsection (f)(1) shall be construed to limit or have an effect on any State or Federal law other than a qualifying State or tribal law. 3043. Violence Prevention Grant Program (a) In general The Assistant Attorney General shall make grants to an eligible State or Indian tribe to assist the State or Indian tribe in carrying out the provisions of a qualifying State or tribal law. (b) Eligible State or Indian tribe (1) In general Except as provided in paragraph (2), a State or Indian tribe shall be eligible to receive grants under this section on and after the date on which— (A) the State or Indian tribe enacts a qualifying State or tribal law