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Can a felon with firearm no injuries who completed a 3 yr sentence in1995 bring a Federal conspiracy lawsuit against his Florida PD appellate counsel Prosecutor etc to restore his right to own gun?
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∙ 14y ago
I will not even begin to decipher the part of the federal conspiracy blah blah blah, but generally speaking, if you're a felon in possession of a firearm who is arrested and convicted for such it would be considered a weapons offense, which would be considered a violent offense, something that would be almost impossible to be given a pardon or restoration of civil rights for, especially the right to own or possess a gun. If you have any issues with your defense attorney you need to deal with that issue separately.
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