You'll need to do an individualized consultation with a firearm rights lawyer in order to figure this out. There is not enough information provided...

You can have the conviction vacated if it's been at least ten years since your release from DOC supervision or confinement, and you've paid all...

The vacate won't work, you are categorically ineligible per RCW 9.96.060(2)(d). You should seek advice from a Canadian immigration lawyer about...

Assuming you committed this offense as an adult and not as a juvenile, you are out of luck. Assault 3 against a police officer cannot be removed by...

Drive-by shooting is a class B felony, not a class A felony and yes, it's possible to have the record sealed. You should consult with a lawyer...

It depends on the extent of your criminal history, your patience, and your familiarity with the court system. It doesn't have to be rocket science,...

No, a conviction for MM3 DV does not come with a loss of firearm rights.

Yes, CPS investigations and DVPOs are completely separate matters.

It likely hasn't been long enough because the minimum waiting period is five years, but you'll need a personalized consultation with a lawyer...

General health care records are not checked. Only records pertaining to involuntary (court-ordered) commitments for mental health or substance...