Re: Gun Rights Restored in the State of wisconsin

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If your Misdemeanor B involved any domestic complaint or if
it is considered a crime of violence, you may be unable to
own a firearm again. Crimes of violence include threatening
another person, assaulting another person or any other crime
that involves an act or threat of violence against another
person. Theft is not a crime of violence but robbery usually
is because it involves a threat of violence.

You can seek a full pardon which restores all of your civil
rights. This is very unlikely to happen unless you bribe the
governor. You could also seek a dismissal after a certain
number of years if your state allows such a remedy. Some
states do some don't.

On 8/27/07, Rich wrote:
> On 10/03 I was arreated for a felon H and it was reduced to
> a Misdemeaner B. I had tried to purchase a rifle last year
> and was informed that I could not. I called the number
> given to me (the FBI in Virginia) and was told I could not
> purchase a firearm. While on probation for 2 years, my PO
> never said anything to me regarding the rifles that I
> already owned. I am nolonger on Probation since 4/05. Am I
> legally allowed to have firearms? What can I do to reverse
> this? How can I get my rights restored? Again, I am in
> the state of Wisconsin. Is there anyone out there that has
> this same problem or that can help me???