Can a convicted felon own a muzzle loader in ohio?
While you cannot currently possess a firearm, you can apply to have the record sealed or file a separate civil process to restore your firearms...
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While you cannot currently possess a firearm, you can apply to have the record sealed or file a separate civil process to restore your firearms...
That’s how it will show up with any competent backgrounds checker. You should apply to get the record sealed so it stops showing up.
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You should hire an attorney; or, if you cannot afford an attorney, you should go to court, plead "not guilty," and ask the court to assign an...
Yes. You could be fired for that. Ohio is an at will state.
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Well, you should definitely get an attorney. The more of these you rack up, the more likely it is that the judge is going to send you to jail. Look...
If the assault was against a family or household member, you are barred from purchasing a firearm under federal law as federal law bars anyone...
They've got 2 years on a misdemeanor charge. Most DVs are misdemeanors, but if you have priors, or the victim was pregnant, or serious injury...
If you've been charged with robbery, which is what it sounds like, then you need to hire an attorney.