What cant you do if you are a convicted felon in Florida?

Answer 1

First and foremost, under federal law, you may never own or possess firearms or ammuniton of any type. Several states have varying restrictions on felons activities and you would have to be more specific as to which state you are asking about.

Answer 2

Possess a firearm - vote - run for public office.

Clarifying information as to voting:

Felons may vote in Tennessee under certain conditions. Persons convicted of certain certain felonies, excluding the more serious ones like murder, rape, treason and voter fraud, etc., may apply to the State Board of Probation and Parole to get their voting rights back. See the Related Links for the law and the application form.

The following is reprinted from the back page instructions on the application form:

Persons convicted of any of the following, cannot have his or her voting rights restored:

• Between July 1, 1986, and June 30, 1996 - first degree murder, aggravated rape, treason, or voter fraud

• Between July 1, 1996, and June 30, 2006 - murder, rape, treason, or voter fraud

• On or after July 1, 2006 - Any of the above, or any degree of murder or rape or any felony offense under TCA Title 39, Chapter 16, parts 1, 4, or 5; or any sexual offense under TCA § 40-39-202(17) or any violent sexual offense under TCA § 40-39-202(25) designated as a felony and where the victim of such offense was a minor

Answer 3

vote

Added: Hold public office - possess a firearm.

Answer 4

Own firearms.

Answer 5

Vote