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    Re: Restoring Rights to own/carry firearms

    Posted by Paul T Ferris on 1/19/07

    Your query suggests that you did in fact lose your right
    under state law. Once you have spent three years in the
    community without being convicted of ANY crime, you are
    likely eligible to petition for restoration of your firearm
    rights.

    Whether you lost your firearm rights under federal law
    depends on the language of the law and the procedure. If
    you did lose the right to possess firearms under federal
    law, you have no remedy other than a governor's pardon. A
    state court order restoring firearm rights only restores
    your right under state law.

    Note that until a state court restores your right, you
    cannot possess ANY firearm. If a state court restores your
    right, but you are still prohibited under federal law, you
    would limited to possessing only muzzleloaders.

    Posts on this thread, including this one
  • Restoring Rights to own/carry firearms, 10/08/06, by Sal D'Amico III.
  • Re: Restoring Rights to own/carry firearms, 10/08/06, by Sal D'Amico III.
  • Re: Restoring Rights to own/carry firearms, 10/09/06, by M'sta Mikey.
  • Re: Restoring Rights to own/carry firearms, 1/19/07, by Paul T Ferris.
  • Re: Restoring Rights to own/carry firearms, 5/11/08, by John Garrison.
  • Re: Restoring Rights to own/carry firearms, 5/11/08, by Got them back.


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