The answer is sort of complicated. Most people will tell you "no" but that actually isn't correct. Most people say that felons can't "be around" guns, and that isn't exactly correct either. Based on statutes and case law, a felon cannot have constructive possession of a gun. What that means, basically, in order for a crime to have been committed, a felon must have access to AND desire to control a weapon. If a felon is in a house that has a gun, but the gun is locked up where the felon cannot conceivably access it, techincally no crime has been committed.
Now, you will probably have someone tell you they are a cop and that they will arrest a felon under these circumstances. The answer to that is, a cop can (basically) arrest anyone for any reason, and at the moment of arrest, there's not much you can do. What matters in that case is what a prosecutor can prove or what you can disprove later in court.
Im not 100% sure. But in the case of hunting, as to what this is probably in regards to. If Someone is a felon, they cant posses any firearms. If someone in the car with that felon and the gun is registered to them then it shouldn't be a problem. I live in Wisconsin and as long as the gun is registered to that person who isn't a felon it wont be a problem. I hope. Other then that it will be fine. Hope this helped!
yes but you need someone that has a drivers license that is an adult in hte car
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No
No, but you have to have someone in the car with you. if not, then yes.
Yes. But without a license, they are not permitted to drive the car alone with just a permit.
someone above 18
No, and No. Normally you are under 18 to have that, and at that age you cannot sign the contract to purchase the car legally. And, most states will not allow a car purchase by someone with a permit.
A driver with a permit can only drive if someone with a license is in the car.
YOU will be charged with "Driving Without a Permit" and the person with the permit COULD be charged with "Perrmitting An Unlicensed Operator" to drive.
Yes, someone with a Rhode Island learners permit can drive in other states. However, the person with the permit must be driving with an adult rider in the car.
A parent or someone who already has a drivers license ONLY