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Re: Restoring Rights to own/carry firearms
Posted by John Garrison on 5/11/08

    On 1/19/07, Paul T Ferris wrote:
    > 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.

     
     

 
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