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Assuming you do not have a restraining order against you (or some other prohibiting conviction) you should be automatically able to possess...
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Assuming you do not have a restraining order against you (or some other prohibiting conviction) you should be automatically able to possess...
Yes, a person can generally sell ammo online to a private party (at least for now, but there is a bill pending in the California legislature to...
STOP POSTING FACTS ABOUT YOUR CASE HERE, OR ANYWHERE, REMAIN SILENT, AND GET AN ATTORNEY TO ASSIST YOU IMMEDIATELY. You are facing very serious...
Your question cannot really be answered here, because we do not have all of the specific facts. And, it really is too complicated to resolve here...
As Mr. Weinberg indicated, (assuming your conviction meets the definition of a crime of "domestic violence" under federal law) you are prohibited...
Mr. Daymude pretty much covered everything. I would just like to emphasize that you really need to have an attorney review your case. Whether you...
As my colleagues have said, the best chance you have for avoiding jail time is to have an attorney represent you. Go meet with a few who are...
My colleagues are correct on both fronts. You are not prohibited from owning firearms based on that conviction (though, if you have anything else...
For starters, as all my colleagues have suggested, you need to speak to a criminal defense attorney. But not just any criminal defense attorney,...
That specific issue has not been definitively decided yet (at least not by the Supreme Court, and I am unaware of any cases in your jurisdiction...
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