Yes, unless your rights have been restored. A felon cannot own or even possess a firearm or get a gun permit (unless the rights have been restored).
No, individuals with a felony conviction are generally disqualified from obtaining a concealed handgun license in Texas. However, certain felony offenses may be eligible for a pardon or restoration of rights, which could potentially allow the individual to apply for a license. It is best to consult with an attorney or contact the Texas Department of Public Safety for specific guidance based on your situation.
yes as long as it wasnt a felony
No. Any felony precludes a person from obtaining a weapons permit.
If you have a concealed carry permit from Tennessee, or from a state with which Tennessee has reciprocity, no. If you do not, it's a misdemeanor, provided you can legally possess the handgun.
No, but you can't carry a gun, and I doubt you will get hired anywhere.
In general, any felony makes you inelligible to own a handgun.
Most U.S. states prohibit a felon from obtaining an insurance license as well as most other professional licenses.
Laws on this vary between states, but usually it is a misdemeanor charge unless other aggravating circumstances come into play.As said above- you need to check your state laws for YOUR state. In much of the US, a handgun may be carried in the open with no permit. 3 states do not require permits to carry a handgun CONCEALED. One, Illinois, does not permit concealed carry. In the other states, it may be a felony or a misdemeanor.Added: .... of course, if you are a convicted felon and in possession of a firearm it will be a felony charge.
No, citizens in Indiana can apply for a gun permit and a CCW (concealed carry) permit at their local sherriff's office. You MUST HAVE A PERMIT to carry the weapon, however, or else it will be a crime.
No concealed carry permits are never available to felons.
It depends on what you mean. You don't have to have a license to own a gun in the U.S. except in one or two states. To carry the gun concealed on your person, in most states, you must have a permit, but not in all states. In some states, you must have a permit to carry it unconcealed on your person, but not all. If you get caught carrying a gun without a permit when it is required, it depends on that state's law. For instance, in TN, it can be a felony or a misdemeanor, depending on what you are charged with. You can be charged with carrying an illegal weapon, which can be a misdemeanor, or intent to go armed, which is a felony.
1I don't know, but I suspect that the answer is NO. Check with the professional Board which licenses Veterinarians. Until I retired, I was a Licensed Private Investigator, and we could not be licensed, having only a misdemeanor, and my brother is a Licensed Professional Engineer, and his wife a Licensed Professional Nurse, and they too cannot be licensed with criminal misdemeanor convictions, and a Texas concealed handgun license cannot be obtained unless a MINOR misdemeanor conviction is greater than five years old, so I suspect that a felony conviction knocks one out of obtaining any professonal license in Texas.