Re: ONE MORE QUESTION

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Cris, you want to get an "Order to Restoring Right to Possess
Firearms", expungment does not allow you to get your gun rights
back, all it does is prevent people from knowing you have a criminal
record, and, in some cases, results in the eventual destruction of
the file. There is a 4 form process you must go through. I have
done a number of these. My number is 206-340-1300 - you are welcome
to call during office hours.

On 2/21/04, chris wrote:
> On 2/14/04, Punchhowzer wrote:
>> 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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