Re: would like my 2nd amendment rights back

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I am told by my probation officer that when I get off of
probation that I can apply for relief from this federal statute
that is inhibiting me from hunting (including with a bow. My
crimes were not violent. I am in the state of Missouri. Is
this true, and is there any steps that I can be doing now to
further enhance this process when I am released from probation.

Thanks, Chad

On 11/27/02, Chad wrote:

> On 8/25/02, 1 Patriot-of-many wrote:
>> On 8/11/02, vince wrote:
>>> i was convicted of a felony back in 93. I served time and
>>> have been out of trouble since then. I now have a family
>>> which consists of 2 boys 13,and 8, and a little girl age 2.
>>> The 13 year old is not mine but I have pretty much raised
>>> him since he was 3 years old and he does call me dad. My
>>> boys are at the age when they want to experience the thrill
>>> of hunting and I want to be able to teach them all I know.
>>> As an avid Bowhunter they see me every year get ready for
>>> hunting. I've taught my oldest about Bowhunting and he
>>> really enjoys it and enjoys going into the woods. I would
>>> like to teach him about rifle hunting and be able to take
>>> him into the woods on opening day of rifle season like my
>>> uncle's did for me. But because my felony is in Wisconsin I
>>> don't automatically get this amendment back ( minnesota
>>> after you have stayed out of trouble for 10 yrs. you get
>>> that right back) can someone help me and point me in the
>>> right direction. I've made mistakes in my life to this I do
>>> not lie, but I have also changed since them days and gotten
>>> older and wiser and would like another chance at these
>>> rights(privilages). If anyone could help it would be
>>> greatly appreciated.
>>> Thanks.
>>
>> Contact the Governor's office and/or the local police
>> department/sheriff, ask about a pardon and/or how to go about
>> regaining your rights by petition.
>> I'm sure there is a way to petition for them back.
>> You don't mention whether the felony was a violent or
>> nonviolent but I think nonviolent would rate higher on the
>> possibility of getting them back.
>> Personally, I think after serving your sentence for any
>> crime,you've been punished and you should automatically
>> regain your rights.If you are a good enough risk to be on the
>> street,you certainly should be good enough to retain your
>> birthrights;If you are too dangerous to own a weapon you
>> shouldn't be released from prison..Then again I'm not a
>> legislator with open door criminal policy.....Nor a liberal
>> who thinks murderers and rapists/kidnappers/child molesters
>> can be rehabilitated......
>> Good luck to you.
>
>
>
> I have gotten in trouble as well. It was a non-violent crime
> however my hunting rights are suspended as of right now as
> well. I am an avid bowhunter. They say I can't even do
that.
> How is it that you got to bowhunt. That's really all that I
am
> interested in at this point. I know that I can apply for
> relief from that federal statute once I am off of probation to
> restore my full hunting privileges. However, is there
anything
> that can be done to restore just my bowhunting privileges
right
> now? I am in the state of Missouri.
>
>
> Thanks,
>
> Chad

Re: would like my 2nd amendment rights back, 10/03/07, by jake.

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