Posted by Andrew on 11/23/04

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In my state (Missouri) There is no law that disqualifies a
non dangerous felon from owning non concealable firearms.
But under Federal Law I am not allowed to own firearms.
My question is this since I owned the gun prior to
conviction and never surrendered it. How would the
interstate commerce setion of the federal law apply. Can
limitations on things purchased legally be retro applied?
Is there a specific federal mandate that says upon
conviction the firearm must be surrendered? Next question
under missouri law I am forever bared from serving on a
jury. But have the right to vote and have found no
specific disqualification from public office. What are
the measure of civil rights being restored. And since
when did serving on a Jury become a civil right and not a
duty? If you don't vote you don't go to jail, if you
chose not to serve public office you don't go to jail, But
if you skip Jury Duty there is a warrent issued for you
arrest. Next someone will tell me that if attending Court
cases on your own behalf is a Civil Right. Any way My
question is does any one have any specific information on
Missouri has to how hard it is to get a pardon?

Re: Federal Law Question - one more time, 11/27/04, by Ozarks Lawyer.

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