You will have to check with your own particular state's laws on this. Some states will expunge Domestic Violence convictions and some won't. Even if the offense is expunged that does not mean it 'disappears,' it only means that the general public won't be able to see it. Law enforcement, the courts and government agencies will still have access to your "true" record and that may prove to be your stumbling block to firearms ownership.
Domestic violence is one of the few crimes that is not expungable, therefore, no.
If you are prohibited because of a felony, having the felony expunged does not restore your rights. You must petition to have your rights restored.
It depends on your state. So find out from your local state office.
probably not. but, did he buy gun legally or thru a 'friend'. also, was his criminal record expunged, whereby he would not show a record if buying a firearm.........
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You may purchase a gun regardless of whether a misdemeanor was a expunged or not. That is unless the Misdemeanor was for domestic violence. Anything Domestic Violence bars you from purchasing a firearm.
Probably not, it depends on a couple of things. Expunged is not the same thing as never existed. Most law enforcement agencies can still access the information. It also depends on what was expunged.
A felony does not go away unless the conviction is expunged from your record by govt. officials. Because of this, it doesn't matter how long ago you were convicted of a felony, owning, purchasing, or being in possession of a firearm is illegal.
No you can not buy or posses a gub with an expungment , what you want is called a 17b motion , this reduces your felony to a misdeameanor so you can again own a firearm legaly.
eighteen in most states or any age depending on what sources you know.
You will need a lawyer for a legal, current and correct answer.
Two pieces of identification, money, be of legal age, and not prohibited from buying a firearm. Visit your local gun shop for more info.
You will have to petition the court system of the state in in whcih you were arrested (Arizona) to have your record expunged. Texas courts do not have jurisdiction to expunge another states' legal records.