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Can those who live with felons own guns?

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Answered by attorney John F Brennan (Unclaimed Profile)
Criminal Law lawyer at Musilli Brennan Associates, PLLC
There are number of possible options, one of which would be to attempt to have the felonies which her parents were convicted of expunged given the passage of time. They are not allowed to have either firearms or ammunition in their possession or available to them under federal law. Therefore, unless you really know exactly what you are doing and have received counsel, I would certainly not have a firearm where they reside, for their protection from further prosecution. If you, or they, would like to explore the concept of expungement or having their previous convictions set aside, or you would like to see counsel as to how you could have your weapon closer to you without putting them at risk, see an attorney.
There are number of possible options, one of which would be to attempt to have the felonies which her parents were convicted of expunged given the passage of time. They are not allowed to have either firearms or ammunition in their possession or available to them under federal law. Therefore, unless you really know exactly what you are doing and have received counsel, I would certainly not have a firearm where they reside, for their protection from further prosecution. If you, or they, would like to explore the concept of expungement or having their previous convictions set aside, or you would like to see counsel as to how you could have your weapon closer to you without putting them at risk, see an attorney.
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I'm on bond could not pay for ua's but told them will they give me a new bond if I turn myself in

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Answered by attorney David B Harrison (Unclaimed Profile)
Criminal Law lawyer at Miller & Harrison, LLC
They will set another bond - and if there is a warrant the bond may already be set on the warrant.  So if you have the money to post bond you will get out, but if a bond amount is not set ont he warrant, it may take a day or two before you see a judge.  One question people might ask though, is how you have money to post bond if you don't have money for UAs. 
They will set another bond - and if there is a warrant the bond may already be set on the warrant.  So if you have the money to post bond you will get out, but if a bond amount is not set ont he warrant, it may take a day or two before you see a judge.  One question people might ask though, is how you have money to post bond if you don't have money for UAs. 
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What is the max charge that can be given for a physical menace to create fear?

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Answered by attorney Lawrence Thomas Lewis (Unclaimed Profile)
Criminal Law lawyer at Lawrence Lewis, P.C.
You need to retain an attorney, because you got the max charge. Are you talking about the max sentence? You need to retain an attorney.
You need to retain an attorney, because you got the max charge. Are you talking about the max sentence? You need to retain an attorney.