Re: ONE MORE QUESTION

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On 12/12/02, THOMAS wrote:
> THANKS FOR YOUR ANSWER.I JUST HAVE ONE MORE QUESTION.I LOOKED
> UP THE LAW FOR WA STATE AND IT SAYS THAT AN EXPUNGEMENT DOES
> NOT RESTOE A PERSONS RIGHT TOO POSSESS GUNS AND THAT THEY HAVE
> TO FILE FOR THIS SEPERATELY.CAN I DO THIS THE SAME TIME I GET
> MY EXPUNGEMENT AND IS IT COMPLICATED?THANKS,PLEASE POST ANSWER
> ON BOARD.

That law sounds silly. Expungement is the complete obliteration
of a record, as if it never existed. Websters dictionary defines
it as, "to remove or delete; erase.." If I were a state agency
and an entity asks if thomas has a criminal record, and I
respond, "he did, but it was expunged", then the record is NOT
REALLY expunged, is it? Expungement, unlike pardon or anullment,
is supposed to treat you as if you NEVER had a criminal record
EVER! If you go through an expungement proceeding and it is
granted you, then the answer is the expungement restores all
rights enjoyed as if a person never had a record. If that is not
the case, then your record is not expunged within the spirit of
the definition. Find a lawyer in your area and press the issue.

Re: RESTORING FIREARM RIGHTS, 1/17/10, by Billy Adams.

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