Legal Advice on my boyfriend has been charged with possession of a modified double barel gun and he is a fellion and probation

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   Sean Brady

   Long Beach Criminal Defense Attorney

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   Answered February 06, 2013 00:15. You don't really ask a question, but the only real response anyone here can give your boyfriend is to remain silent about the facts surrounding his case, meaning do not talk to anyone other than a criminal defense attorney, and then actually speak with a defense attorney. Most offer free consultations including myself. If he canno afford a private attorney he should request a public defender.
   
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   Karren KenneyPro

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   Answered February 05, 2013 22:28. It depends what his rap sheet is and how much time he has done in the past. If he is on probation, he has a probation violation case in addition to the new charge.
   
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   Nicholas Loncar

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   Answered February 06, 2013 07:31. There are several aggravating factors you mention that make it difficult for anyone to give you a realistic idea of what your boyfriend is facing at this time. The best advice we can give you is to speak with a criminal defense attorney you trust and believe in.
   
   Was the "modified" shotgut "sawed-off"? If so, this modification (for concealment) makes the gun illegal for ANYONE to possess, let alone a felon on probation. The one bright spot in the case I suppose is that he is off parole.
   
   Best of luck.

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