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What else can I help you with?
Is an air rifle considered a firearm in California?
You will have to contact the California Department of Justice for a current, legal and correct answer.
Sentence using the word firearm?
I saw a firearm.
In California how do you register a handgun that is from out of state and has never been registered?
When registering a firearm in California you will need to submit a Firearm Ownership Report Application. The Department of Justice Bureau of Firearms staff can access your circumstances and determine if your application should be accepted, rejected, or denied.
What was sizzla criminal offense?
marijuana and illegal firearm
Where can you go to do a background check on a firearm?
Police department
Is it illegal to own a unregistered gun in the state of California?
Yes, it is illegal to own an unregistered gun in California. State law requires all firearms to be registered with the California Department of Justice, and possessing an unregistered firearm can result in criminal charges. Additionally, California has strict regulations regarding the sale and transfer of firearms, further emphasizing the importance of registration.
Can you have a firearm if you have a criminal domestic violence?
For the most part, no, but there may be exceptions. I would suggest asking a lawyer who specializes in firearm law.
Does a conviction of criminal mischeif mean you cant own a gun?
No. You can own a firearm.
How long does a firearm offense stayes on your record?
Criminal offenses do not go away.
Can you put the word brandished in a sentence?
He brandished a firearm.
Can a felon with a suspended imposition of sentence purchase a firearm?
No
Is there any police department who will hire someone with an expunged felony 5 Breaking and entering Who has a BS in Criminal Justice and has had their right to concealed weapons reinstated?
It is highly unlikely that you will ever be able to be employed by a law enforcement agency as a sworn officer. An expungement is not a pardon and does not remove your felony conviction from the 'official' record, only from the publicly accessible section of your criminal record. As a convicted felon, regardless of whatever your home state does, federal law (USC Title 18) prohibits you from ever owning a firearm.
