Yes. A CWOF is not a conviction for firearms licensing purposes and in 1995, even if it was, it's not a statutory disqualifier. However, it can be...

A CWOF is not considered a conviction for firearms licensing purposes. However, the licensing authority could consider it when determining...

It depends on why your license was suspended and for how long. If you have 2 or more DUI convictions you'll need the intelrock.

G.L. c. 90 § 22(c) requires the Massachusetts RMV to suspend the license of any Massachusetts license holder whose right to drive is suspended in...

As long as you have served all of your suspension time, you should be able to get a fulltime license. You will still need to go through the RMV...

Pursuant to G.L. c. 140 Sec. 121, a CWOF is not considered a conviction for firearms licensing purposes, so it is not an automatic disqualifier.

You can appeal the 180 day IVO suspension to the Board of Appeal. The Board of Appeal can order the Registry to terminate the suspension.

Yes. It is considered a conviction in Massachusetts. https://rmvlawyer.com/blog/connecticut-dui-triggers-massachusetts-suspension/

If you have a warrant, you either failed to appear in court when you were supposed to or you violated terms and conditions of probation.

The Registry often shows warrants that have been recalled. You will need to submit a warrant recall notice to a Registry Hearing Officer.