Reinstating Weapon Permits and Restoring Gun Rights
”A well regulated Militia, being necessary to the security of a free State, the right of the people to keep and bear Arms, shall not be infringed.” — Second Amendment to the United States Constitution
Guns can be used to hunt, can be passed down from generation to generation, or can protect your family from criminals. But both state and federal gun laws say that if you commit a felony, your right to own a gun can be suspended. Have you lost the right to own a gun? Our lawyers can help. Call 1-877-818-7852 or contact us online today.
Restoring Weapon Permits
If you have a felony on your criminal record or if you are under a restraining order because of domestic violence, stalking or harassment, it is illegal for you to own or possess a firearm.
Your weapons permit will be revoked for a specified period of time. But if, for example, your license is revoked for a year, then be aware that at the end of that year, your permit will not be automatically reinstated. You will have to reinstate it yourself, and if you are caught with a concealed handgun or even a hunting rifle before you do so, you can face charges for illegally carrying a weapon even though the year is up.
We Firmly Believe in Protecting Your Gun Rights
At Morse Bratt & Andersen, PLLC, we help clients get their gun licenses and weapon permits back. We are passionate about protecting your Second Amendment rights. If you lost your gun license after being charged with a crime, call an attorney at our firm today at 1-877-818-7852 or contact our offices online.
