Can felons live with people who own guns?

Answer 1

No, absolutely not! You place yourself in grave jeapordy if you are ever even in the same structure, or vehicle, where there are firearms kept or stored. The courts have ruled that even being in such a situation places the felon in "concurrent possession" of the firearm. (meaning: You have "access to" and/or "control over them" even if you do not own, or are not carrying them on your person.)

Answer 2

This is a very slippery slope kind of question. While their having a felony does not impinge on your right to keep and bear arms, the law also states that a convicted felon may not purchase, possess, or have access to firearms. How that is defined varies by state and department, but generally a felon living in a home or residence with firearms is considered to have access.

Answer 3

For reals your asking a question you knew the answer to when you paroled its part of your conditions of parole you better read them or your going in on a violation especially if u were convicted of a violent crime if not u my get lucky as long as u are not able to get control or in your living area man you can't even be around anybody on parole or probation