What states can felons own guns?

[@rustycostner186]

Most people won’t like it being said but, the 2nd amendment does not exclude anyone. A felons rights should be restored upon serving their sentence.

[@peaknonsense2041]

Yes and no. At the time of ratification, the entire federal Constitution didn't apply to the States at all, only the federal government, and firearms regulations were left to the States as the Constitution didn't grant the federal government that power. At the time of ratification, depending on the State, firearms regulations were minimal to extreme like in the southern States where blacks were barred from owning firearms in nearly if not all. But every State had some limitation and regulation because the 2nd Amendment didn't apply to the States. Those in the State militias were required to register their firearms for inventory purposes for combat readiness The First Amendment was the first in the Bill of Rights to Incorporated under the 14th Amendment in 1925 which applied the First Amendment to all States. The 2nd Amendment wasn't Incorporated under the 14th Amendment until 2010 in the McDonald v Chicago which ruled States and localities are bound to the same limitations as the federal government. So until 2010, the Second Amendment was entirely irrelevant to State regulations of firearms.

[@jesusamador4661]

Much like Jim Crowe ? laws Are in the books to control and oppress not keep people safe. Every single major gun reform was to disarm specific ethnic groups, it may not be why they enforce it today but it was established for that reason.

[@hollytimlick9470]

I say no, because as most normal, honest, decent people all know is that, felons will do the same crime again. All gun ownership rights are to be revoked for the rest of their life, just like if some one who has a mental illness, the same rules apply to anyone who is a convicted felon period!

[@jesusamador4661]

@@hollytimlick9470 So no matter what the crime? Martha Stewart for example? Getting a stock tip is enough of a reason to lose you’re constitutional rights? No it’s not that simple. If your unfit to own a firearm you should not be free and on the streets to begin with.

[@hollytimlick9470]

@@jesusamador4661 that's right exactly, no mater the crime! Don't like it tough. That's the way the cookie crumbles... It goes with everybody even just a stock tip! Don't like what I say being the truth? Waahh, to fukng bad! The criminals need to be treated no differently then the mentally ill, lock them up and throw away the room. Then and only then will you stop gun violence, and the out of control crime. Grow up, and move on.

[@pyrogothica3906]

Everyone, felons included are entitled to bear arms. No one should be disarmed unless they prove a clear and present danger to others, and if they do, they shouldn't be walking free.

[@zaidflowers1828]

I have an aggrevated assault i was fucked up had like 7 felony's in that court case . I can go buy a a gun or rifle and commmit a felony with it have i done it no.people with no felony's can do it to stupid

[@josephwilliams6711]

@@zaidflowers1828 what state?

[@hollytimlick9470]

I don't know what side of the bed you woke up on, but I know of some one who is in no way of any danger to them, or others but yet he can't carry because he has a disability. However the case may be he's the one in danger of others because of his disability. When other people trash talk, talk him down, harrass, threaten, or try to provoke a fight with him - he has no way of protecting himself from the BS. Now because of his disability he has been a victim for the past 10 years, and with no police protection. All in the name of Obama, and his so called protecting people from the disabled either mentally ill or not. He may have some issues on his own, but who is going to stop the rest of the people from bullying him? Not only that I am hearing more cases of people bullying those who are disabled. Most of the people who are mentally ill, are just as nice and friendly as those who are normal. It just so happens that I know of a good friend of 30+ years who has ADHD, and is the best friend I have ever had in my life. But yet he can't carry because of it. He has been beaten several times, things thrown at him, cursed at, even his life has been threatened, but yet he manages to keep going on some how. Again who is going to protect him if some one was to end his life? The police? Ha! Even the stupid police take 3 or 4 hours to show after all the SHT he's been through. Thousands of reports have been made, and yet the SHT still goes on. The police are even a bigger joke then the azzez that are causing him trouble. All for the sake of Obama's so called laws that he had put in place. Yes there are some who need help, and those are the ones who should not carry. But their are many who don't pose a threat to themselves or others that should be fully obligated to carry! The laws are flawed and should be revised for the exception of those who have an illness, but pose no threat to themselves or others. Unless in self defense from others.

[@hollytimlick9470]

All felons clearly show that they do present a clear danger to others, that's why they where in jail or prison. That can't be any clearer being said!

[@jesusamador4661]

Thank you, too many sheep these days blindly following the masses these days with no ability to think freely.

[@jacobmiller6189]

What part of "SHALL NOT BE INFRINGED" do our politicians find hard to understand. That means everyone that's a citizen can bear ANY and all types of firearms. It's simple English

[@astrocarter9213]

Congress fucking up

[@phillipsmith2443]

Not just firearms. Any weapon.

[@thomasking9190]

It's for all people these are basic human rights not just citizens

[@BC-pf5ne]

Every state, you have the 2nd amendment for a license, you have a God given right to be able to protect yourself in home and property.

[@laceyward3054]

once someone pays their debt to society by surviving the American prison system they should be aloud to protect and hunt for themselves point blank period

[@ray3576]

My government feels that my right to survival on this planet is less than other people who they deem to be upstanding citizens? I feel that my right to survive is a bigger priority than the idea those empty suits came up with in 1968.

[@dragonf1092]

Under the constitution of the united states of America supreme law of the land. No felon is prohibited from buying or carrying (openly or concealed)any gun (ARMS) whatsoever. The constitution is the supreme law of the land it overrides and overrules all other laws (local, state, Federal),Supremacy clause.

[@anthonyhobbs4086]

I was charged with a felony almost 30 years ago. And it was a misdemeanor that was committed when I was 17 but the Sheriff at the time didn't like the boy that was with me so he upgraded the charge on his own. Every door I've tried to open to restore my rights gets closed. Any one out there that can help thanks. I live in Georgia

[@ebr-fan1117]

The three branches of government are committing the felony of conspiracy to deprive you of your rights. File a criminal complaint and a civil action.

[@letsgetpaidwilliams3791]

My situation nearly the same as yours I was 17 at the time when I was convicted and hadn't been in any trouble since and it has been over 40 years ago and I live in Texas if there's any information you can share for me to get my gun rights back I would greatly appreciate it, Time has changed we can't practice enough safety

[@markpurvis5830]

I AM A FLEON AND I USE PCP AIR RIFLE ,,PLEASE LOOK THESE GUNS UP . YOU CAN EVEN USE A SILENCER / MODERATOR BECAUSE IT IS NOT A FIREARM AND A GUN WITH HIGH COMPRESS AIR

[@almartin4284]

Many states do not bar non violent felons from owning and using firearms for lawful purposes when the federal government does not permit them. There are two sets of laws. Why then if the laws are made to protect the rights of the citizens does the law meant to permanently punish them by taking away those right become the one that is superior. Totally un-constitutional.

[@FreddieArnold-o6e]

Hunter Bidens rights weren't taken from him what the hell makes him any better than anyone else ? Let's go brandon

[@anthonymartinez4307]

What I’ve noticed is that people after completion of sentences have lost their life at home because they were not allowed to have gun in their home to protect themselves and family.

[@KnightsTable]

Everyone is allowed to have a gun IN their home with or with out license felon or not.

[@biggamehunter2219]

​@@KnightsTable100 wrong in less your in Texas..and if you are a federal felon You still can't

[@okangrochelle1257]

@biggamehunter2219 Here you go with the act of listening to some dumb servants in public office. Everyone, and I mean everyone, has the right to own firearms. Moreover, there is numerous legal support that substantiates this fact.

[@biggamehunter2219]

@@okangrochelle1257 yes but the Feds have a different theory . and their theory seems to hold up more than ours in court 😆

[@okangrochelle1257]

@biggamehunter2219 No it does not. If you know and are willing to stand on the law then the "feds" (Whoever that is) will bend to the will of the constituency. I know this from personal experience.

[@lordfarquar9215]

Man i had. a crazy past and its not that far behind me but this gave me hope because now i have a family to protect and a community to keep.

[@johnduffant9694]

Idaho say any felon can NEVER own a firearm. Life sucks

[@RM-pg4js]

Because of All the Weirdos Idaho has 😂

[@johnduffant9694]

@@RM-pg4js fore instance

[@ebinsevers1968]

In idaho my private lawyer told after completion of my sentence without violation on a non violent felony my rights were automatically restored.

[@a.j.simmonds6324]

@@ebinsevers1968 be very skeptical of that. Oregon passed a law that said a felon who had been free for 10 years was no longer guilty of felon with a firearm if he were found with a gun. Many people, even lawyers assumed it meant they had their rights back but instead they were being charged with unlawful possession of a firearm.

[@InaudibleHippo]

The only law I can understand is people who have committed violent crimes such as rape or murder not being allowed to have guns, but if they are that dangerous, they should be put to death anyways. Also their are plenty of non-violent felonies where I am perfectly fine with those peopls oqning guns. I am from Canada by the way.

[@Ghost-dy9jo]

How do people get charged and put in jail for possessing a firearm under disability and such then? I hear this all the time, "the right to bear arms shall not be infringed" but yet people are charged left and right with convictions for believing this and exercising they're 2nd amendment rights? Makes no sense. To me it's either or ya know

[@wildestcowboy2668]

@ghost....I'm with you about that. In my state the feds will prosecute u for one and the state will sell u one. Guess that's why they fired on fort Sumter in 1861

[@astrocarter9213]

Them Jan 6 folk should of been on Congress /ATF ASS instead!!

[@esanchez3232]

My charge was back in 2014 in nevada for possession of marijuana

[@turtletruth]

Find Black Waldo! ILLUSORY GUN LAWS: Punish and permanently remove 2nd amendment gun rights for drinking & driving offenses! (CONTINUE READING!) Who is the injured party to question in court and who is the victim when all DUI offenses are pullover-and-blow arrests void of accident, incident, victim, or injured party? This black law clearly denies Jurisprudence! State law says 3 DUIs in a lifetime create a permanent non-reversible felony. These newly created (Mom & Dad) "non-violent" FELONS cannot ever hunt, protect themselves, their wealth, or their families! Eternal Felons/Eternal Slaves!!! (If a citizen has no right to defend their life, there is no right to life!) The ILLUSORY LAW has nexus by illusion with federal law and is based on imaginary death and destruction created by MADD! The felony law does not distinguish between "having a victim and injured party" vs "victimless" without any victim or injured party! (Simple pullover & blow arrests!) When DUIs are victimless & non-violent, without having any injured party or victim to confront in court, the severity of eternal punishment should never abolish the 2nd amendment gun right ... IRONICALLY the law allows the DUI driver to keep the driving privilege while eternally removing the 2nd amendment right based on a BLOWING MACHINE. (Ironic) Current law clearly lacks distinction and jurisprudence between two distinct separate classes of offenses! THE ILLUSORY BLACK WALDO LAW INVENTS SLAVERY AND SERVITUDE, OUT OF THIN AIR!!.. - Turtletruth (Semper Fidelis)..

[@johnjames8641]

I'm fighting a pot charge from 2012 😂. Possession on two people for one 1/8 from a wellness check. Fuck it .

[@BARLINGER556]

So you can own a firearm after 5 years in Texas but you cannot buy one? wtf?

[@thomashocker2792]

Every State, get a lawyer.

[@trickmustang1994]

I live in Georgia and I got my right to bear arms back after the the Bruen decision, text, history, and tradition.

[@shaneford9267]

Idaho should be on this list too. ID 18-310 all Idaho felons get their gun rights restored after completion of probation except for a few specific felony charges.

[@GypsyJena66]

Guess I'm moving to Idaho 😉

[@2wheeladdict12]

I’ve been trying to figure out where I can move to get my gun rights back. I’m in Massachusetts it sucks and I was charged with a felony for a disagreement over a television with my old roommate.

[@albertblandshaw7790]

You will go straight to Federal Prison thinking that your home state laws will trump the Federal felon in possession US922g

[@shaneford9267]

@@albertblandshaw7790 this is mostly correct, especially when we are talking about 2A sanctuary states but not in my case. If what you’re saying is true, why do my background checks clear the feds every time I go to purchase a firearm? Also I was granted a CWL in Idaho which also has to clear the feds.

[@albertblandshaw7790]

@@shaneford9267 I don’t know why, What I do know is that if you are a Felon in possession of a firearm even if your home state doesn’t prosecute the Feds can or will prosecute. I can’t speak to your situation I don’t know all the details and don’t want to know. All I can say is good for you

[@CKILBY-zu7fq]

There is no provision in the law that says that anyone can have their rights taken away from them for any reason whatsoever, that means that everyone has a right to bear arms no matter who they are as long as they are citizens of the country. That means that all judicial proceedings concerning Firearms is against the law, and that you cannot take anyone's rights to Firearms away. This is just proof that all governments are abusing and judicially overstepping the only laws that America has. All other laws are false laws designed to usurp the law so as to take control of those that would live a life of justice.

[@daveprevete1988]

All states it a controll thing

[@kingcarter2270]

What stops people from getting weapons in America..

[@kingcarter2270]

Nothing

[@lonerstoner420]

Mannn I got caught selling pills when I was 14 and haven't been in trouble since and now I'm turning 18 and have grown up loving guns and excitedly waiting for my first very own gun and now I'm finding out I have no rights and can't even live with anyone who owns a gun it's messed up I learned my lesson and everything has been settled for years but it's not over for me

[@dw03053]

you think 4 years is long enough? shit do you even shave every day" been 62 years and open heart surgery for me still no gun.

[@jefclark]

If you were 14 its your juvenile record which gets sealed when youre 18 anyways. You have no adult record when you turn 18.

[@dragonf1092]

Sue and bring charges in said suite under title 42 1983,1985 against all officials involved personally and officially in a federal court in violation of title 18 U.S.C. section 241 conspiracy against rights, title 18 U.S.C. section 242 deprivation of rights under color of law, title 5 U.S.C. section 7311 Ex. ORD. No. 10450 subsection (5), title 18 U.S.C. section 1918 for violating your article 4 section 2 paragraph 1,2nd amendment,14 section 1 constitutionally protected rights, liberties, privileges and immunities.

[@raymondstarks9167]

What about Missouri? My son was a felon and has not had any problems in 8 years. Any ideas?

[@richardkeithplank3472]

You forgot N Dakota, automatic after five years

[@jamesstrickland517]

My rights were restored two weeks after completing 10 years of parole in the state of Nevada, that was back in 1996. To date no problems only interaction with LE has been traffic.

[@NicoEl119]

I love that 2A is classified as Health on this Channel...Now that's a whole 'nother level of Gun Rights Activism...👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👍🏿👍🏿🤩🤩

[@montizzlefoshizzle7131]

Haven't had a felony since 1998 and till this day I can't purchase a firearm but I did however find alternatives. Semi auto PCP's just as powerful as some firearms and other weapons. Knowledge is power😎

[@matthewhunt1294]

what about california?

[@chiefkyle1098]

If they would have said "make your mark" on more time, I would have caught a felony.

[@dragonf1092]

All government officials passing or enforcing any form of gun control laws must be immediately removed from their offices, arrested, charged, and prosecuted in violation of Title 5 U.S.C. section 7311 Ex. ORD. No.10450 subsections (5,(7). (5). Knowing membership with the specific intent of furthering the aims of, or adherence to and active participation in,any foreign or domestic organization, association, movement, group or combination of person's (herein after referred to as organizations) which unlawfully advocates or practices the commission of acts of force or violence to prevent others from exercising their rights under the constitution or laws of the united states or of any state, or which seeks to overthrow the government of the united states or any state or subdivision thereof by unlawful means. (7). Performing or attempting to perform his duties,or otherwise acting,so as to serve the interests of another government in preference to the interests of the united states. Title 18 U.S.C. section 1918. Whoever violates the provisions of section 7311 of TITLE 5 that an individual may not accept or hold a position in the government of the united states or the government of the district of Columbia if he (1) advocates the overthrow of our constitutional form of government [and] shall be fined under this title or imprisoned not more than 1 year and a day or both. (Violating, waring against the constitution of the united states of America supreme law of the land is attempting to overthrow our constitutional form of government, the constitution of the united states of America is our constitutional form of government without it the government wouldn't legally lawfully exist.) Title 18 U.S.C. section 241 conspiracy against rights. If two or more person's conspire to injure,opress, threaten, or intimidate any person in any state, territory, commonwealth, possession, or district in the free exercise or enjoyment of any rights or privileges secured to him by the constitution or laws of the united states,or because of his having so exercised the same... They shall be fined under this title or imprisoned not more than ten years, or both; and if death results from the acts committed in violation of this section,or if such acts include kidnapping, or an attempt to kidnap, aggravated sexual abuse, or an attempt to commit aggravated sexual abuse, or an attempt to kill, they shall be fined under this title or imprisoned for any term of years or for life or both, or may be sentenced to death. Title 18 U.S.C. section 242 deprivation of rights under color of law. Whoever under color of any law, statute, ordinance, regulation, or custom willfully subjects any person in any state, territory, commonwealth, possession, or district to the deprivation of any rights, privileges, or immunities secured or protected by the constitution or laws of the united states... Shall be fined under this title or imprisoned not more than one year, or both; and if bodily injury results from the acts committed in violation of this section or if such acts include the use, attempted use, or threatened use of a dangerous weapon, explosives, or fire shall be fined under this title or imprisoned not more than ten years, or both; and if death results from the acts committed in violation of this section or if such acts include kidnapping, or an attempt to kidnap, aggravated sexual abuse, or an attempt to commit aggravated sexual abuse, or an attempt to kill, shall be fined under this title or imprisoned for any term of years or for life or both,or may be sentenced to death. Title 18 U.S.C. section 2381 Treason. Whoever owing allegiance to the united states,levies war against them or adheres to their enemies, giving them aid and comfort within the united states or elsewhere,is guilty of treason and shall suffer death, or shall be imprisoned not less than 5 years and fined under this title but not less than $10,000; and shall be incapable of holding any office under the united states. (Violating the constitution of the united states of America and the people's constitutionally protected rights, liberties, privileges, immunities is levying war against the united states and the people of the united states of America. Giving taxpayer money to the Ukraine is aiding and abetting our enemies. Allowing millions of foriegn Nationals to invade and infiltrate our country is levying war against the people of the united states of America, giving illegal foriegn Nationals invading and infiltrating our country money and shelter is giving our enemies aid and comfort therefore TREASON. All politicians doing so must be immediately removed from their offices, arrested, charged and prosecuted for their high crimes). All gun control laws (background checks,bans, licenses, permits,gun free zones,red flag laws, registration)are illegal unconstitutional laws therefore null and void they give no constitutional authority or jurisdiction to do anything. They are all unconstitutional infringements in violation of The constitution of the united states of America supreme law of the land. Article 4 section 2 paragraph 1. Second amendment. 4th amendment. 9th amendment. 14th amendment section 1. All officials passing or enforcing any form of gun control laws must be immediately removed from their offices, arrested, charged, and prosecuted under the legal law for their treasonous high crimes.

[@johngotti8847]

I just got an expungement granted here in Louisiana looking to get my gun rights back they say after 10 years non violent and get an expungement will automatically restore but I don’t honestly believe that so now I’m going to apply for a governor pardon yo see if they will give my gun rights back NOTE I HAD A 2nd possession of marijuana that convicted me as a felon I’m crossing my fingers I’ll return to let everyone know if it was successful or not

[@sabrewolf4129]

To answer the title of your video: ALL OF THEM

[@stevenwilliams2303]

It dont matter if they were violent.

[@user-vx1nd5bu9z]

Didn't answer the question posed...

[@tonyprice2256]

I know right?

[@kraftmachine825]

I’m not a felon, but legal immigrant who pays taxes, but still not US citizen. Can’t find any info about it

[@aaronlewis9309]

I live in California, does it make a difference if the nonviolent Felony is Federal or State conviction, after time served can he/she regain their gun rights ?

[@My_Alchemical_Romance]

I’m a Kansas resident, and my nonviolent felony sentence was completed back in 2013…. To my best knowledge, last I knew it was a 10 year ban, (from release of jurisdiction, which was March of 2013. So, 2023 prospectively, I thought I’d get my gun rights back) Well, I know that last year, (not sure if it’s nationwide, or just in Kansas), but last year they revised that rule to be 8 years from release of jurisdiction for non violent felons…… My confusion is this; I technically still have that felony on my record, so if I was to go and attempt to purchase a gun legally, (this is of course theoretical, not legal advice)! How do I NOT get looked at or flagged as a “felon attempting to procure a firearm”, being that Kansas is an *“automatic right restoring state”*, then I wouldn’t have any documents showing I’m just magically no longer a felon; so, How does the automatic rights restoration work in Kansas, for non violent felons….? Is that pre-baked into the NICS system, or could it potentially create a flag in the system resulting in arrest for something that I’m trying to do completely legally….? Thanks in advance!

[@wildestcowboy2668]

Shouldn't have been jackin property but if u served ur sentence and aren't a Chester I'd say you should have your guns now. We all make mistakes and hopefully your clean and sober now. My neighbor is on drugs and has sticky fingers.

[@waynemorris2342]

I didn't see where he said that he was jacking property?

[@wildestcowboy2668]

@@waynemorris2342 Wayne there's probably a lot u miss but if it ever kicks off again try to make it down to my back 40 and ease toward my front 1900

[@darylco5573]

@@wildestcowboy2668 Those without sin cast the first stone. Judge not lest the be judged.

[@christopherdekonstrukt444]

18 USC 922(g)1 still applies regardless of state law. Louisiana has the same 10 year cutoff but all felons still prohibited under federal law. 35 years ago many states were not aware of the federal statutes but with the passing of Brady and the NICS checks in the 90s under Clinton it is well known. A state prosecutor will be well versed and most likely flip any time barred case to the feds. Very few states have time expiration statutes anymore; they became more inline with the Gun Control Act of 1968 during the Clinton Administration. The 90s were a bad time for firearms and gun rights.

[@stevenwilliams2303]

What is a dangerous act

[@MarkRigsby-q7b]

You can own a blackpowder pistol

[@andrescastorena9604]

I caught my first felony charge and its third degree but I'm not a convicted felon or ever been to prison for any charges. If the felony drops to misdemeanor or I'm not convicted of that felony will I be able to purchase another gun with that felony on my record but not a convicted felon what happens

[@jeffreycruz6420]

You have to be convicted of a felony charge. If you are acquitted or reduced to a misdemeanor theres a slim chance there might b issues when they run the background check but u can have that resolved. It also depends on what type of misdemeanor it is. Domestic violence or drugs related is a no go.

[@fauxque5057]

@@jeffreycruz6420 I've been to Federal Prison. I met several people who were charged with a Felony, but pled out to a misdemeanor. They received probation, and no jail time. However they all got a knock on the door from the ATF. Are you ______? Yes, I am. Do you own any guns? Yes, I own a lot of guns. Would you mind showing us? No problem, see? Put your hands behind your back. They all received 5 years because the Feds don't care about what you plead to, they only care that you were arrested for a felony and were eventually convicted for that arrest. I also learned a felon cannot possess ammunition, or a bullet proof vest. Plenty of people serving time for those offenses. One guy was pulled over for speeding. He refused to let the cops search his truck. He was arrested for an outstanding traffic warrant. They called his wife to pick up his truck. When she arrived they asked if they could search the vehicle and she let them. They found two .22 LR rounds in the ashtray. He received 15 years for that

[@jeffreycruz6420]

@@fauxque5057 its based on conviction not arrest, if the misdemeanor is punishable by more then one year even if u dont serve time it is treated as a felony under the gun control act. Lets say u receive a misdemeanor conviction that is punishable between 0-2 yrs and the judge says 0, because the crime has a max punishment of 2 yrs therefore it would fall within the gun control act’s definition of felony.

[@billyscott7769]

Im a felon and live in Texas I buy my long guns, it's been 32 years and I haven't talked to an officer should be an insensitive to act right.but when shtf want matter anyway

[@claymiller8171]

In the eyes of the federal government once an offender always an offender. You can restore your state gun rights in state court, so you might naturally assume that you can restore your federal gun rights in federal court. But the answer is no. Why? Even when you go through the process of getting your criminal record expunged or here in Georgia you must get your records restricted and sealed and get a pardon from the governor. Once you've successfully completed the process they'll tell you that your record is now clean which is only partially true. Your criminal records are only hidden from the general public and still remain visible to law enforcement, the courts, and state and federal government agencies and will be used against you forever. They will tell you that you're legal in Georgia to own a gun but you have to fill out a federal firearm background check form. You fill it out honestly believing that you now have a clean record and you answer no to all the arrest and conviction questions you are going to be in some seriously deep federal government doo doo and get prosecuted for lying on the forum and attempting to illegally purchase a firearm. Under 18 U.S.C. 925(c), you can apply to the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco & Firearms to restore your gun rights. And if your application is denied, then you can seek judicial review in federal court. But since 1992, Congress barred ATF from spending money to review and investigate a felon's application to restore gun rights. Then, later, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that “no action” does not equal a “denial.” In other words, no denial equals no right to go to federal court.

[@josephstalin2933]

Only applies to state felons in actuality. Under 18 U.S.C. 921(a)(20), a felony conviction does not prevent you from possessing a firearm if your civil rights have been restored.

[@whozacardoza2128]

Her voice is so calming I wouldn't mind hearing it coming home from a long days worth of work

[@BrettsCorner92]

Texas home only after 5 yrs. Most states black powder guns

[@jordanhess2061]

In wisconsin you need a governor's pardon and ot doesnt work if you have a domestic disorderly conduct . . . So stupid I'm a country person and now I cant raise my son how I was raised in the woods . . . Very sad, breaks my heart

[@allaboutwisdom7858]

move to south Dakota it's not an issue there

[@jordanhess2061]

@@allaboutwisdom7858 what do you mean ? Like I could get my rights restored just by moving to a different state ? I didn't think that was the case, I thought it mattered in which state you were convicted in. Or they wont prosecute prohibited possesors? . . . If there is any hope I would move in a heartbeat to get that right restored.

[@jahkiahgrant8743]

Yeah in Milwaukee you need a Governors Pardon to even be able to get that felony off of you. Wisconsin Laws are very outdated and it does suck. It’s just not a good place to raise a family whatsoever. They are still booking people for dime sacks of weed here.

[@jahkiahgrant8743]

@@jordanhess2061 Governor Evers has a application for pardons it’s been 5 years after your conviction I think. There’s more rules but they should be pretty simple.

[@JustStickAThumbInIt]

Once their sentence has been served, parole satisfied and restitution is paid all rights should be reinstated, that includes gun ownership and voting!!!

[@nathansmith6628]

I had non violent felony I’ve done my time and been outta jail for over 2 years what should I do

[@alejandrogalindo7458]

How about 10 years after in Kansas?

[@gqsmoove]

8 yrs as of July 1st 2021

[@alejandrogalindo7458]

So I can go get one then?

[@christopherdekonstrukt444]

None. Even if not prohibited by state law any felon still prohibited under federal law. Know somebody back in the 80s who was advised by his county probation officer he could own a gun once he was off paper and although he wasn't prohibited by state law because of nonviolent convictions, the ATF arrested him in 1989 after one of the gun shops fell under investigation and the 4473s were reviewed. Thinking he had state approval he inadvertently lied on the federal paperwork. This was over 30 years ago, the man free and clear of all sentencing and now almost 60 years old and still can't own a gun... and told by firearms attorneys to forget about applying for a presidential pardon as they are rarely ever granted.

[@josephstalin2933]

Under 18 U.S.C. 921(a)(20), a felony conviction does not prevent you from possessing a firearm if your civil rights have been restored

[@robertstennett7566]

This was a stupid misleading video, the video indicted that in 11 states you can automatically get your gun rights back after a certain amount of time but they did not list all of those states. I live in Oregon where you automatically without going to court get your gun rights back after you have been out of prison for 15 years and Oregon was not even listed in the video..

[@jaytackett6545]

TRY ALL BECAUSE NO ONE HAD DUE PROCESS OF LAW FIRST

[@agingwarrior5296]

Any felon who wants their gun rights back I do recommend checking out felons with firearms channel they can and will get you your rights back 👍

[@eric4847]

Honestly you’d think they would jump on the opportunity to let felons legally purchase firearms as it’s just another way to keep an eye on felons.

[@E80-t6e]

The 2nd amendment is a “right”.

[@christopherdekonstrukt444]

Louisiana prohibitions end 10 years after completion of sentence but federal law 18 USC 922(g)1 still applies.

[@Rightsrestored556]

This video does not include all the necessary information. A violent felon can get their gun rights restored in many states. The process is very simple.

[@kingcarter2270]

Not NY lawyers don't want to help you

[@garyhughes7737]

The answer is ALL states! Anyone can buy an unregistered gun on the street , and those are the guns that should be focused on , not the guns of law abiding citizens who have the right to own a firearm by the 2nd amendment of the constitution!!

[@albertblandshaw7790]

Y’all listen to those state laws and will end up in Federal prison

[@Gh0stZZa]

This video is outdated

[@jeremiahharm69]

What if I'm a Felon from California and move to one of these States can I purchase a fire arm in that state

[@shanelong59]

*ABCHACKERS* can help you delete the felon record

[@williamoxendine6121]

I know a few that have been in prison a lot go for bad once out because they have a prison record why I don’t know

[@kurtschlarb9762]

I can see why nobody watches this.

[@kingcarter2270]

😮if violent felon free and law biding whats issue

[@waynemorris2342]

This may be off script, but in Texas they let you pawn guns all day with an ID, go back to get it they run a background check, if felony comes back on the check you just lost your gun. Facts.. that's a scam

[@clyde1406]

What states?? Not a damn one!

[@clyde1406]

That is EXACTLY what I was going to post. There is no way to do it. Here in Oklahoma lawyers told me that w\ more than two violent felonies my record could never be expunged....

[@jdoe7697]

Yall gonna get a whole bunch of people in trouble.

[@ralphgreenjr.2466]

None, it is a federal disqualification. The state can not over turn Federal law.

[@josephstalin2933]

Under 18 U.S.C. 921(a)(20), a felony conviction does not prevent you from possessing a firearm if your civil rights have been restored.

[@claymiller8171]

Your state may allow a felon to own a firearm but how do they pass the federal firearm background check?

[@rupertrobinson7085]

Exactly.

[@josephstalin2933]

Under 18 U.S.C. 921(a)(20), a felony conviction does not prevent you from possessing a firearm if your civil rights have been restored.

[@kevincracker8168]

​@@josephstalin2933I have read that in Ohio, they automatically restore your civil rights after completing your sentence for non violent felonies. Does that mean that you can federally own one now or do you need an actual court document saying that they were restored?

[@user-kz5cw2gj3w]

Pass this on to Trump.

[@carlmed1960]

In every state You have a right to bear arms A right cannot be taken away Wake up America!!!!!

[@AllenLDavis]

2nd amendment

[@RevGunn-jq3cq]

Mostly useless information

[@terrypokorny4755]

Not one

[@amduck4114]

if I had been convicted of a non-violent felony on the federal level, but my state allows state offenders to own "non-consealable firearms", does my federal restriction overrule my state right to bear certain arms, or does my state right overrule my federal restriction?

[@biggamehunter2219]

Yes

[@amduck4114]

@@biggamehunter2219 which one sir

[@biggamehunter2219]

@@amduck4114 if you have a federal felony.. you have to get a presidential pardon.. your state charges can be sealed or expunged but federal will still be on your record . So if you get caught with a gun, your state may let you go but the Feds would pick up the chargers 100%! And you will go to federal prison for 3 to 10 years!!

[@biggamehunter2219]

Federal is above state county and township 100%. Just like, for instance, marijuana which is legal in most states, either recreational or with a medical card. But it is still federally illegal. And they can if They caught you charge you. Not saying they would unless it was an extreme amount . But I'll tell you first hand experience . if it comes to a gun, whether it's an old shotgun or whatever .you're getting charged and will go to federal prison!

[@biggamehunter2219]

Another for instance is if you look up the old moonshiner popcorn sutton. His house caught on fire and he got caught with an old shotgun. They didn't charge him with moonshine which caused the fire. But they charge him for having the shotgun because he was a two-time convicted felon. They gave him 18 months in jail, federal prison. Of course he killed himself before he had to serve his time! Yep, the pos..feds gave him 18 months for an old shotgun. for a felony He did 20 years prior.. or longer. And he was dying of cancer and they still we're going to put him in federal prison for 18 months!!

[@dougwisdom1239]

If a person has a violent crime or possession of a firearm in the commission of a felony, they shouldn't be able to possess a firearm.

[@redhook8372]

What about Florida I am a convicted felon non violent clemency in 2003 can I get my gun rights back and how would I go about it.? Also I am a Veteran

[@heresjohnny7867]

What do you mean clemency in 2003?

[@master2uall88]

Technically all 50 states felons can own guns because if you're a felon then you have a high percentage rate of not really caring about what is legal and what is not legal therefore you're not going to let a felony or 20 stop you from owning a gun. But on a serious note when you served your time I believe you paid your debt to society and if they felt the need to let you out of prison then they don't see you as a threat to society then all 100% of your rights should be completely restored and that means your second amendment rights, because you served your time you paid your debt and nowhere in the constitution does it say that the second amendment should be infringed on by way of people who commit crimes and become felons should lose their right. You're right to self-defense comes from God add not the Constitution that is just paper but reaffirms your god-given right and it doesn't come from politicians as in men or women and you never lose your right it's a self-defense, but losing your right to own a firearm goes against anything and everything that are forefathers had in mind when they wrote the Constitution and if they were around right now today and you ask them if a person who committed a crime was a felon even did prison time for it should they have their rights restored to them in full including the Second Amendment they would wholeheartedly tell you 100% yes because the Constitution only affirms what your god-given rights are and does not give you your rights

[@esad1551]

According to the scotus all fellons have the rite to keep and bare arms

[@stevenroberts4938]

Trick question lol the answer is Any State

[@JoseAlvarez-pg8qg]

I’m from New York can I restore my gun right after 2 felonies?

[@timdixon3391]

This is not true at all. Idk about the other states, but in Ohio you either have to have your felonies expunged or a direct order from all convicting judges in any case with a felony conviction

[@gothteir]

I'm an ex-felon in Ohio and have had my 2a rights restored have a concealed carry license and still have a felony on my record.

[@dylancraven9685]

@@gothteir explain this a tad more. I'm in your position but want to be clear

[@yajmuhs7853]

@@gothteir yes please elaborate. I have a felony from a different state and live in Ohio now, the felony was for more than 10 years ago and it was for something non-violent, do I have the right to carry a gun in ohio? I have not tried to have my rights restored in Arizona yet

[@astrokidd4718]

@@gothteir how!?!?

[@LaymanGamin]

Exactly

[@dragonf1092]

THE US Supreme Court. "The general rule is that an unconstitutional statute, though having the form and name of law,is in reality no law, but is wholly void and ineffective for any purpose since it's unconstitutionality dates from the time of it's enactment... in legal contemplation it is as inoperative as if it had never been passed... since an unconstitutional law is void the general principles follow that it imposes no duties,confers no right, creates no office, bestows no power or authority on anyone, affords no protection and justifies no acts performed under it. A void act cannot be legally consistent with a valid one. An unconstitutional law cannot operate to supercede any existing law. Indeed insofar as a statute runs counter to the fundamental law of the land (the constitution)it is superceded thereby. No one is bound to obey an unconstitutional law and no courts are bound to enforce it." Bonnet V. Vallier,16 NW. 885,136 Wis. 193(1908); Norton V. Shelby county,118 US 425(1886). Therefore the NFA, GCA are illegal null and void not legally binding enforceable law. Tha ATF is a illegal unconstitutional organization, group, association they have no legal lawful constitutional authority or jurisdiction to take away or prohibit any American citizen from buying or carrying (openly or concealed)any gun whatsoever in the united states of America.

[@stephenmclean5082]

I was convicted in 2014 of non violent in Missouri trying to find any info

[@georgecates9538]

In Florida can a person get gun rights back

[@williamhurt2803]

What does pa say

[@metamorphicorder]

Just saying dont believe or act on any information from sources such as this alone. Always get the services of at least one attorney and have any decision documented on paper. Always.

[@Jagdtyger2A]

You missed Washington State's law that allows non violent felons to petition the court for 2A restoration. I was always curious about that since I was in their National Guard and swore to uphold that State's Constitution as well as the Federal Constitution. My confusion derived from a section within theat State's Constitution, which said that co Citizen, class of Citizen or corporation may be granted anyspecial priviledge or immunity that was not equally available to all Citizens and corporations. Seems to me that a kaw granting one class of felons a restoration of their Rights while denying another class of felons the same Right being restored, violated their Constitution

[@kingcarter2270]

Why they spliting hairs about violent / non violent? Free is free

[@Jagdtyger2A]

@@kingcarter2270 I agree with you on that. In addition, reading through the Washington State Constitution shows that the law itself is unconstitutional in that it gives one class of Citizen/prior felons that is not granted to all classes of Citizen/prior felons

[@kingcarter2270]

@Jagdtyger2A nys doing same thing . My thought is are they saying an ex offender is going to get out of prison not commit crime 20 30 years, then wait to get second amendment rights back to commit crime with a gun???

[@bmega9517]

I have 2 nonviolent felony convictions but Ilive in New Jersey.

[@salvell]

Her voice is so scary

[@michaelsilkwood6129]

My non person non violent crime was in (Johnson county Kansas) in 5-18-1998 and I live in (Saint Joseph Missouri.) Help.

[@TheTruth-sd8ey]

Hi, have you managed to pass a NICS?

[@michaelsilkwood6129]

@@TheTruth-sd8ey haven't tried yet didn't know if it would get me in trouble just for trying.

[@TheTruth-sd8ey]

@@michaelsilkwood6129 man that sucks. Not being able to defend yourself. Well you got plenty of other options until you get your rights back. You can either buy a cap and ball revolver in .44 (check Paul Harell video on it, pretty effective thing), buy a pepper spray or a blade. The last resort is even buying a gun on a black market and having it well concealed at your home in case of a burglary so you can defend yourself. I hope you get your rights restored one day.

[@allaboutwisdom7858]

dude the ban is only 3 months for non violent non person felony's in Kansas go on arms list and buy a gun privately and you won't have any problems

[@GypsyJena66]

High powered air rifle will take down a bison

[@Paul-cb8cf]

Anyone can own a gun anywhere.

[@tonyprice2256]

In a perfect world that would be true. Sadly, it is very obvious that we are living in a perfect world. You can't own a gun if you are in jail. That is the reality. Sorry, but the criminals that run the system wipe their asses with the US Constitution, and have been doing that for decades.

[@johnbrown4937]

The second amendment reads the right to keep and bear arms shall not be infringed . This means all the stupid little laws you’re popping up that infringe the second are null no good and bull shit. Look up the word infringed to see the meaning.

[@fashionstreet1]

Great video can a felon go to the gun range in Florida?

[@tomsawyer1954]

Yes I did lmao

[@highcaliberexclusive9890]

Don't risk it. Go to KZbin and search PNO gets arrested for gun range charge.

[@tomsawyer1954]

@@highcaliberexclusive9890 fuck it yolo!

[@tomsawyer1954]

@@highcaliberexclusive9890 21 a felon but he still ride with the stick !

[@heresjohnny7867]

If you get caught in possession of a firearm.

[@JUNGLESTRIKEOFDOOM]

This video is bizarre and idiotic. It’s also a sliver of information on a very complex topic. Kinda a misinformation issue. Who is making these videos for this channel?

[@BC-pf5ne]

Every state it's legal...shall not be infringed, that's your right.

[@user-kz5cw2gj3w]

Who care about abstractions. I'm a felon, served my time, have committed no crimes for 18 years and I cannot own a gun.

[@archaicwolf4292]

Alaska

[@StevenSchoolAlchemy]

lovely

[@richardcandioti7273]

Wherever Joe Biden lives

[@h3lzb3lz1]

This entire video is false.