Lost Your Gun Rights? Can You Go to Jail Just for Being Near a Gun? | Washington State Lawyer

Описание: Criminal defense lawyer Derek Conom from Conom Law Firm discusses what happens when you've lost your gun rights in Washington State. This video explains the serious implications of a felony or certain misdemeanor convictions on your right to own a firearm. Derek answers a critical question: Can you be charged with a crime just for being near a gun after your rights have been revoked? He breaks down the legal complexities of "constructive possession" and why it's a significant issue for individuals with a prior conviction.

How can someone lose their gun rights in Washington State?
• Conviction for any felony crime.
• Conviction for specific misdemeanors, such as domestic violence assault (4th degree) or a second DUI within seven years.
• The loss of gun rights in Washington State is for life and requires a formal restoration petition to a judge.

Need Legal Help?
If you're facing criminal charges or need assistance with a gun rights restoration petition in Snohomish County or the greater Seattle/King County area, contact Conom Law Firm. We are here to help you navigate the complexities of the legal system and protect your rights.

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