The pistol you describe does not appear to be a firearm under federal law because the projective is not expelled by an explosive charge. You may...

If there were controlled substances in the car, then arguably there may be enough evidence to at least seize the firearm based on being "an...

The charge requires proof that it took place on a street or highway. An attorney can assist you.

The test result from the lab is probably not back yet. If it's positve for alcohol, a controlled substance or drug or is over 0.08 for alcohol,...

You may want to review the terms and condition of your supervision. Many states do not allow probationers to possess firearms or ammunition. ...

If you weren't convicted of anything in West Virginia, then there would be no rights to restore there. The restoration of your firearm rights in...

If you are still under indictment for this felony, then you cannot possess a firearm or ammunition under federal law, 18 U.S.C. section 922(n).

There's a chance that this seized property may have already been disposed by law enforcement because of the passage of time. You might first check...

Under W. Va. Code section 61-7-7, no person shall possess a firearm who has been adjudicated to be mentally incompetent or who has been...

Federal law prohibits felons from possessing firearms or ammunition under 18 U.S.C. section 922(g)(1). Perhaps you could get your gun rights...