paul@paul-fisher.com
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OK, the key is that you have to use the legal system to get your record expunged.
As a side note, if you vote, you might want to make sure you still have that right. You really don't want ANOTHER felony, do you?
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I am stun to hear that was denied from purchasing a handgun
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OK, the key is that you have to use the legal system to get your record expunged.
As a side note, if you vote, you might want to make sure you still have that right. You really don't want ANOTHER felony, do you?
Lurchiron
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ccwinstructor
Centurion
Nazir Al-Mujaahid had a juvenile armed robbery on his record and got his permit
This story shows that the person who shot the shotgun robber in Aldi's had his permit and had a juvenile armed robbery on his record. Perhaps there is hope for you yet:
http://www.abajournal.com/news/arti...shot_armed_robber_sues_for_return_of_his_gun/
An Aldi customer in Milwaukee who shot and wounded an armed robber is suing police for the return of his gun.
Nazir Al-Mujaahid had a concealed weapons permit to carry the gun, according to the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel blog Proof & Hearsay. In February, prosecutors said Al-Mujaahid was within his legal rights when he shot the man who pointed a shotgun at a cashier and then at Al-Mujaahid, according to a prior Journal Sentinel story.
But police are keeping Al-Mujaahid’s gun as evidence in the case against two men accused in the robbery. Wisconsin Carry Inc., a gun rights group, is helping Al-Mujaahid in his quest for return of the gun. The suit filed last week claims a violation of Al-Mujaahid’s due process rights.
Al-Mujaahid has filed three other suits for return of guns seized in prior incidents. He won two of the cases; a third is pending. He received a concealed carry permit last year under a new Wisconsin law, despite a juvenile record of armed robbery, the Journal Sentinel says. The law allowed the permit because the offense occurred prior before April 1994.
This story shows that the person who shot the shotgun robber in Aldi's had his permit and had a juvenile armed robbery on his record. Perhaps there is hope for you yet:
http://www.abajournal.com/news/arti...shot_armed_robber_sues_for_return_of_his_gun/
An Aldi customer in Milwaukee who shot and wounded an armed robber is suing police for the return of his gun.
Nazir Al-Mujaahid had a concealed weapons permit to carry the gun, according to the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel blog Proof & Hearsay. In February, prosecutors said Al-Mujaahid was within his legal rights when he shot the man who pointed a shotgun at a cashier and then at Al-Mujaahid, according to a prior Journal Sentinel story.
But police are keeping Al-Mujaahid’s gun as evidence in the case against two men accused in the robbery. Wisconsin Carry Inc., a gun rights group, is helping Al-Mujaahid in his quest for return of the gun. The suit filed last week claims a violation of Al-Mujaahid’s due process rights.
Al-Mujaahid has filed three other suits for return of guns seized in prior incidents. He won two of the cases; a third is pending. He received a concealed carry permit last year under a new Wisconsin law, despite a juvenile record of armed robbery, the Journal Sentinel says. The law allowed the permit because the offense occurred prior before April 1994.
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Herr Heckler Koch
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The source of the significance of 1994 will be interesting. Too bad the ABA Journal doesn't require citations like OCDO Rule (5).
ETA a quick search of Wisconsin Statutes Chapter 175 for "1994" returned no hits. Wisconsin Statutes in general returned 153 hits on "1994".
ETA a quick search of Wisconsin Statutes Chapter 175 for "1994" returned no hits. Wisconsin Statutes in general returned 153 hits on "1994".
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