If I was convicted of a non-violent felony, is there any way I can get some of my firearm rights restored even if for only a primitive weapon like blackpowder muzzleloader?
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If I was convicted of a non-violent felony, is there any way I can get some of my firearm rights restored even if for only a primitive weapon like blackpowder muzzleloader?
It carried a 1-19 year sentence which was suspended for 2 years probation.
Asked on March 25, 2013 under Criminal Law, West Virginia
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Answered 11 years ago | Contributor
If you have a suspended sentence and complete the terms of your probation then you should have no trouble getting your fire arm rights restored if in the end there is no conviction of you for the crime that you have written about. I suggest that you consult further with a criminal defense attorney to assist you in the matter.
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