Restoring Federal Firearm Rights with a Felony

If you have been convicted of a felony, is it possible to restore your right to possess a firearm? Senior Associate Ryne Sandel explains.

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[cmoYT-mjpi]

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[The_Conspiracy_Analyst]

3:00 how about this approach. Has anyone EVER said in their petition for the ATF to estimate costs required to review? That is, since they do not have funding to review, to OFFER to pay the full administrative cost of a review? Because that would change the legal catch 22 issue that is stuck in now. I would word the letter in petitioning for relief to say something like "please estimate the cost of performing this review". Then if they say something like "we can't possibly estimate the cost" THEN you might have a legal opening. You could appeal it in the courts under the rationale "how can the ATF refuse to review on the basis of no funding being available when they cannot and did not estimate cost? The cost might be zero. Therefore there's no basis for denying review". I would try that just to get my foot in the door of the court. It would make it a denial because if they don't know the cost of review, they can't use unavailability of funds to deny it. Make sense?

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[gregcombs]

I just had my gun rights restored yesterday 11/5/20 in Minnesota. I’m so happy!

[PapichuloTvv]

We need Texas gun rights for felons Restored in Texas

[sebastianwilliams]

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[reubenyahsrael]

I have a question about having a gun taken from me in 86 or something it was an Uzi that I purchased back in 1980, I had a felony conviction that resulted in a 1-year county jail sentence that I did 8 months, as I read the law you would have had to been sentenced to more than 1 year before your gun rights to be taken away that being said my gun right was never taken away! My Uzi was taken because of an incident at a motel this guy threaten us with a knife and I was awakened by my wife with this guy standing in front of the door with the knife and I was in my room and I lifted up my Uzi and that was that police came took the gun no charges, I went to try to get my gun back and they basically ignored me. Most likely one of those cops got the gun in their home.

[rolandsmith]

I've petitioned Cali for a pardon many years ago, and it apparently is still sitting on the governor's desk.. is there anything else I can do? My felony was 25+years ago.

[RogueSmithers]

It all boils down to your state and type of crime that won ya the felony. I got mine back last year in WA and cost me $1200 for the attorney to do all the leg work in the courts. If your state denies reinstatement you're screwed, if the state allows restoration then the feds have zero choice but to update their records to reflect such. The state took your rights, not the feds unless you were charged at the federal level.

I have had zero issue with my background checks to purchase since reinstatement WITHOUT clearing my record at all. I have all my record still but I have gun rights.

Look up your state law info cuz that is where your issue is gonna be,

[BunnigurlzMartin]

What about Mestomenor Domestic violence that I got railroaded in Nevada over ten yrs ago?

[SonnyBoiP]

Man this sucks!!! I need to protect my household, I was an 18 year old kid when I caught my charge, I'm 38 now, and have been a crime-free productive member of society

[lisaamerson]

My question is ( does a special court marshal for Failure to follow a legal order on K P, count as a felony ?

[Kap]

All gun laws are illegal and a violation of the constitution ex felon or not. It is not a privilege to defend yourself, family, and property. Even Jesus said sell all of you belongings and buy a sword.And in that day and time would be equivalent to possessing a firearm as we are entitled to do today. Not because the Government says so but because it is an unalienable right to do so. The Government did not grant this right nor should they be allowed to take it.Just because someone made a poor choice in life does not mean they loose the right to protect themselves and there family.Privledges can be taken rights cant but we are so misled in this country by a corrupt tyrannical government we freely give our GOD given rights away.

[austinlohmann]

I'm looking at a 3rd degree Felony for Animal Cruelty in texas (Penal Code 42.092) This is my first offense. I'm a veteran and suffer some mental health problems. IE: Adjustment Disorder with Major Depression Disorder/Mental disorders and mixed anxiety and i suffer PTSD. What are my best options to get this charge reduced to a misdemeanor?