yellow2004gto
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My stepson has a felony on him self but is wife does not, can she get a ccw permit.He has several guns already in his possession.
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CCW question
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Herr Heckler Koch
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O.R.C. 2923.13 Having weapons while under disability.
Gil223
Regular Member
I don't know about Ohio, but most places in the country prohibit convicted felons from possession of firearms. And then there's "Catch-22" to deal with... a convicted felon in possession of a firearm is a felony, which gets one a free trip back to the Iron Bar Hotel. Pax...
Big Gay Al
Michigan Moderator
It depends. If it was a non-violent felony, he could get his rights restored. Depending on state laws.
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hermannr
Regular Member
If he can get his rights restored...he better start NOW. Access to firearms by felons is not taken lightly. BTW: This means no range time either,,,
As for weapons..as a convicted felon that has not had his rights restored, he cannot be in possession of any firearms..that is federal law, and I am fairly certain all states follow that same law with their own state laws.
Now, there are several forms of possession...a gun in a house he is the only person there, and it is available to him, even if it is not his....that is called constructive possession..illegal. A gun in a house, and he is the only person there...but he does not have access to that gun (locked in a safe etc that he does not have a key or combo too), that is legal.
A gun in your wife's control (she's clean you say?), not a problem...Can his wife get a Concealed pistol license? in my state she can if she is not a "prohibited" person (felon, mental etc)
As for weapons..as a convicted felon that has not had his rights restored, he cannot be in possession of any firearms..that is federal law, and I am fairly certain all states follow that same law with their own state laws.
Now, there are several forms of possession...a gun in a house he is the only person there, and it is available to him, even if it is not his....that is called constructive possession..illegal. A gun in a house, and he is the only person there...but he does not have access to that gun (locked in a safe etc that he does not have a key or combo too), that is legal.
A gun in your wife's control (she's clean you say?), not a problem...Can his wife get a Concealed pistol license? in my state she can if she is not a "prohibited" person (felon, mental etc)
O2HeN2
Regular Member
Before some LEO tries and track your son down, I fixed your question to what you really meant to say.
O2
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Gil223
Regular Member
Pax...
bigdaddy1
Regular Member
Hmmm, a new member posting an obvious question about legal possesion? Troll much?
hjmoosejaw
Regular Member
Reading prior posts, he has a felony. Now the stepson has a felony? Apple Dumpling Gang, Is that you?
yellow2004gto
New member
stepson felony
Thanks O2 you could have left it the other way he does not need guns around ,dope smokin alki with 4 year old son running around with no locks on any of the guns.
Thanks O2 you could have left it the other way he does not need guns around ,dope smokin alki with 4 year old son running around with no locks on any of the guns.