Can I get the right to purchase a firearm back if I was convicted of carrying a firearm 20 years ago on a federal charge?
The only way to restore firearm rights from a federal conviction is to get a Presidential pardon. That is extremely rare.
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The only way to restore firearm rights from a federal conviction is to get a Presidential pardon. That is extremely rare.
It is your choice whether to plead guilty or go to trial. No one can make you plead guilty if you don't want to. Tell your lawyer you want to go to...
They can wait until he finishes his state sentence before pursuing the federal revocation.
Just because your husband got more time does not mean the case against you gets dropped. It sounds like you both committed crimes. You introduced...
If this is in federal court, then yes, he serves 85%.
You can't challenge a law unless it affects you. So, say you believe a law that says you can't make a threat violates the first amendment. So, you...
The sentencing judge cannot move him from state to federal custody. When he finishes his Alabama time he will be transferred to federal custody if...
Statements are evidence and they are sufficient to get an indictment.
It is a federal crime for a felon to possess firearms or ammunition. It is also a crime for you to assist him in violating the law.
There is no way to say how long it takes the FBI to finish an investigation. It depends on what type of case it is and how much evidence they have....