Gun Ownership with a Felony At WipeRecord, we’re asked the same question every day: can a felon own a gun? The general answer to this question is no, a felon cannot legally own a firearm under federal or state law. However, in many cases it is possible to fully restore your 2nd Amendment rights. Current …
Restore Your Minnesota Gun Rights Minnesota gun rights restoration is complicated because it involves both federal and state law. You need to restore gun rights under both federal and Minnesota law to legally own a gun. If you fail to also restore your federal gun rights and you’re probably committing a felony if you buy …
Americans have a Constitutional right to bear arms. However, when convicted of certain criminal offenses, your 2nd Amendment rights can be taken away. The federal Gun Control Act and Ohio law both can take away your gun rights based on certain convictions. Thankfully, you can often legally restore your Ohio gun rights under Ohio law. …
Reasons Your New Jersey Gun Rights Have Been Taken Away New Jersey law prohibits certain individuals from possessing firearms under New Jersey State law. The things your New Jersey Gun Rights can be taken away for are not the same as those listed in the federal Gun Control Act. If you fall into any of …
Restoring Your Gun Rights in California California Gun Restrictions The Second Amendment right to bear arms is a Constitutional right that many Americans hold dearly. There are a number of ways your right to own a gun in California may be taken from you. Your gun rights can be taken away in California for any …
During times of man-made or natural disaster, American citizens can become concerned with the government’s response to crisis and how it will affect them. During times of tragedy, Governors of affected areas are liable to declare a state of emergency. This declaration suspends or alters the typical actions of executive, legislative, and judiciary branches of …
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Can You Get Your Rights Back? Most state laws, as well as federal law, prohibit anyone convicted of a felony from possessing firearms or ammunition. The legal penalties for being a felon in possession of a firearm can be severe. However, people with criminal convictions often have questions about firearm possession and ownership. A popular …
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