If your felony record was expunged, then you are not likely a prohibited person as defined under 18 USC §922(g)(1), meaning you should be able to...

While I am not familiar with the oddities of Illinois law and any greater restrictions they may place on use of a weapon of any sort by a felon, I...

Byrna pepper launchers are not firearms, though each state has slightly different laws on the legality of pepper based defensive tools. In some...

General guidance on what makes a person prohibited from possessing firearms is found in United States Code §922(g). The situation you've described,...

It is unlikely you'll be able to seek expungement for a conviction in a state different than the state in which you live. In super basic terms,...

I am not licensed in your state and cannot advise you on criminal procedure in your state, but I have successfully done this very thing for clients...

While you do not have a conviction as an adult that would make you a prohibited person, it is possible the juvenile record has caused the problem...

Pellet guns are NOT firearms as defined under US Code. While I cannot speak directly to PA Code, I suspect that they are not considered firearms...

While I am not licensed in New Mexico, the FBI's criminal record database is not generally subject to state specific interpretation. In most...

Your offense as you've described it is not a disqualifying matter as defined in the United States Code, 18 USC §922(g). However, the states also...