Thank you for this channel! I got bot my firearms rights and my ccw in the last 6 months and did not know all of this. Wish I had seen your channel much earlier!
I like it. There also needs to be a time limit to any non violent offenders in which the felony is removed from their record (if it doesn't already exist in some states). That's where it gets kinda tricky, if someone is convicted and serves time in jail and or prison and doesn't commit any crime let's say 5 or 10 years, and learned their lesson, they should have the felony dropped off their record and full rights restored. We all do dumb shit as young adults, and one mistake shouldn't haunt someone 20, 30, or 40 years later. Sorry if this was too long but I have an uncle that was charged with a felony waaaaay back when he was young and stupid and he can't even get a regular job now because of it and that was like 40 years ago.
Is agree with you people should be punished for their entire life for a mistake they made in their youth. It’s wild to think that punishing a person that’s now a member of society will help them live a productive life.
Will the federal government recognize it? Louisiana prohibitions end for all felons 10 years after completion of sentence as long as no new convictions, however those individuals are still prohibited under 18 USC 922 (g)1.
I 100% agree. It’s a shameful process going and begging for your rights to be restored and hoping that the judge will show mercy on you. It’s completely embarrassing.
UNITED STATES MARINE: (From Young-Marine to Man/Husband/Father, to Grandfather.) As a young man 50 years ago, was my (3rd) third Non-Violent/Victimless DUI felony offense ... All offenses were VOID OF VICTIM, INCIDENT, ACCIDENT, and DAMAGED PARTY. After serving (6) years as a front-line Marine during the Iranian crisis (1979), (Before having a wife, children, and grandchildren) the return to civilian life was difficult... (Honorable Discharge ) Can the Bruen decision help this 67-year-old United States Marine regain his gun right for family and home protection after 50 defenseless, prohibited years based on nexus with 18USC(g)(1) (g) It shall be unlawful for any person- (1) who has been convicted in any court of, a crime punishable by imprisonment for a term exceeding one year; When DUI offenses have NO victim, NO incident, NO accident, and NO damaged party, the 2nd Amendment "Right/Privilege" should never be "eternally prohibited"! - USMC (Semper Fidelis) SGT E-5 (5811)
I remember when someone said, a criminal might need a gun more than a law abiding citizen, as the former criminal is more likely to be in danger from his/her past life.
What’s amazing is how they just infringed gun rights with no constitutional Law in place! without one word of remonstrance, all this time ! This must be corrected immediately! But when a state can ignore the highest court in the land ruling ;( this example) opens the door for the citizens of that state to ignore the states laws and ordinances. Federally authorized but state denied does not work. States trampling the preamble and choking the pledge of allegiance should not be.
Hello and congratulations on your completion on your journey to acquiring your 2nd amendment rights. I am currently on the same journey. Just wanted to share some information. Not sure if everyone's court system notifies the F.B.I that one's Firearm Rights have been restored. As a Felon you must cover your steps and watch how you are moving. To cover myself I sent a copy of my fingerprints and all of my court paperwork with my restoration of Firearm documents. If your court system doesn't notify the F.B.I that your gun rights have been restored you are still a " Prohibited Person" and you Won't pass the NICS check and the gun sale Will not happen! Please make sure whatever state your conviction is in make sure that they are notifying the F.B.I that your gun rights have been restored and you are no longer a "Prohibited Person". If you don't trust the courts you can do it yourself. Get copies of your fingerprints and upload or send a ink copy to the F.B.I. This process is called a "Voluntary Appeals File" Check it out on the F.BI website. God bless.
Thanks appreciate the info. I didn’t send paperwork in and was able to pass NICS when buying a firearm. I ended up getting my CCW just to cover myself even though I live in a constitutional carry state.
I’m in Missouri And need of help this has been stressful, I’ve been trying to figure this out for years and kept coming short my charge is from 1999 ( nonviolent ) had Court in 2000 completed it 2005, and this was my 1st offense. It’s crazy when as man you can’t legally protect your family and violence is everywhere I have read so many articles about this over the years Maaaan I need help
I want that to happen, I want to raise awareness and advocate for this to happen federally. I want the same law that Ohio has that allows me to restore my rights to become a federal process. I’m going to do my best to make this happen.
Man I'm a felon in Chicago I hope some can help me I love guns and very careful with them I'm a non violent felon let's hope I get my rights back one day
Is there anyway I can get you to help me with my situation, Cuyahoga county (ohio) has granted my expungement of my felony record and on the paperwork it states that my rights have been restored, but I have a conviction in Euclid Municipal Court for 2 DV threat (M4)’s, which is supposed to prohibit gun rights.
@Rightsrestored556 yes but how does one legally go about getting on there to said home? And ammo.. dumb law. Sounds good also if you lived out of your house like a hobbit. I have kids and work. Idk chit is wild now days.
@@BigBrothaAlmighty I paid a law firm to look into my case and they said that my only shot was to request a Governor's pardon but that my chance to get it was slim to none, and it was gonna cost me $4000 regardless of the outcome so I didn't do it.
Hope you upload again, brother. In Louisiana state law, I just became able to possess a firearm because it's been expunged. I'm still nervous about the concealed carry application and running my background for a purchase.
There is actually a federal law that allows for felons to restore there gun rights on a federal level It’s 18 U.S.C. 925, the problem is that since I believe 1993 its been defunded and they cannot process any applications but they still exist.
I have 3 felonies all non violent in Ohio and I'm not under disability. However somebody reported me on Facebook and four ATF agents showed up to my house almost 2 years ago and made me sign something saying I wasn't in possession of any firearms. Can you make a video about federal rights? Because according to the ATF if you are a felon you are under federal disability. I still have the paperwork in my email that I had to sign if you don't believe me I can throw a picture of it somewhere. This is my real name look me up.
The definitely do. Every one deserves the right to defend themselves . It’s crazy to think that the government will think otherwise I’m glad to see so many big changes being made in this country.
I reached out to the state to ask them how can I be able to buy a gun again they told me that I would even had to get my sentence change to a disposition or I would have to get a Governor's pardon and I don't know where to start at with the letter brother to attach with that.
If you want to have your gun rights, don't commit a felony in the first place. Too many criminals think there should not be consequences for their poor decisions. In my state, you can expunge certain felonies after 15 years. I think that is reasonable.
I think thats very unreasonable. If your not safe enough to be around people then they should keep you for another 15 years. Your sentence should end the day your free and off of parole. I’m glad I live in a state that believes a man deserves a second chance. I got my gun rights back 2 years after being free 2 months off parole. I think the judge made an excellent decision in my case. I understand that all of my actions have consequences I understand that even more as a gun owner.
Stripping an American citizen permanently of their right to keep and bear arms is a defacto death sentence and usurpation of a power never delegated to government by the founders via the Constitution. Support for such measures is rooted in ignorance of and contempt for the limits placed on the powers our government can lawfully exercise.
You should not in this wicked world give up your right to defend yourself over selling some weed when you were 18 for 15 years. That is ridiculous. Did you not just see the random shooter on the moped in New York?
This needs to be passed nationally. There are so many wrongly convicted felons, the 2nd amendment shall not be infringed!
Iam an wrongful convicted felon
What about federal non violent felons
Good
More bill need to be introduced across the country aimed at restoring felons gun rights.
Thank you for this channel! I got bot my firearms rights and my ccw in the last 6 months and did not know all of this. Wish I had seen your channel much earlier!
I like it.
There also needs to be a time limit to any non violent offenders in which the felony is removed from their record (if it doesn't already exist in some states).
That's where it gets kinda tricky, if someone is convicted and serves time in jail and or prison and doesn't commit any crime let's say 5 or 10 years, and learned their lesson, they should have the felony dropped off their record and full rights restored.
We all do dumb shit as young adults, and one mistake shouldn't haunt someone 20, 30, or 40 years later.
Sorry if this was too long but I have an uncle that was charged with a felony waaaaay back when he was young and stupid and he can't even get a regular job now because of it and that was like 40 years ago.
Is agree with you people should be punished for their entire life for a mistake they made in their youth. It’s wild to think that punishing a person that’s now a member of society will help them live a productive life.
Will the federal government recognize it? Louisiana prohibitions end for all felons 10 years after completion of sentence as long as no new convictions, however those individuals are still prohibited under 18 USC 922 (g)1.
WE should not "NEED PERMISSION" to carry a firearm.. PERIOD
I 100% agree. It’s a shameful process going and begging for your rights to be restored and hoping that the judge will show mercy on you. It’s completely embarrassing.
UNITED STATES MARINE: (From Young-Marine to Man/Husband/Father, to Grandfather.)
As a young man 50 years ago, was my (3rd) third Non-Violent/Victimless DUI felony offense ...
All offenses were VOID OF VICTIM, INCIDENT, ACCIDENT, and DAMAGED PARTY.
After serving (6) years as a front-line Marine during the Iranian crisis (1979), (Before having a wife, children, and grandchildren) the return to civilian life was difficult... (Honorable Discharge )
Can the Bruen decision help this 67-year-old United States Marine regain his gun right for family and home protection after 50 defenseless, prohibited years based on nexus with 18USC(g)(1)
(g) It shall be unlawful for any person-
(1) who has been convicted in any court of, a crime punishable by imprisonment for a term exceeding one year;
When DUI offenses have NO victim, NO incident, NO accident, and NO damaged party, the 2nd Amendment "Right/Privilege" should never be "eternally prohibited"!
- USMC (Semper Fidelis) SGT E-5 (5811)
I remember when someone said, a criminal might need a gun more than a law abiding citizen, as the former criminal is more likely to be in danger from his/her past life.
Never heard that but I like it. I’ll use it sometime.
Only fair.
Does this work in California??
Hello
What’s up.
What’s amazing is how they just infringed gun rights with no constitutional Law in place! without one word of remonstrance, all this time ! This must be corrected immediately!
But when a state can ignore the highest court in the land ruling ;( this example) opens the door for the citizens of that state to ignore the states laws and ordinances.
Federally authorized but state denied does not work. States trampling the preamble and choking the pledge of allegiance should not be.
So are you saying if you are a non violent federal felon from 14 years ago you are sh*t out of luck?
Hello and congratulations on your completion on your journey to acquiring your 2nd amendment rights. I am currently on the same journey. Just wanted to share some information. Not sure if everyone's court system notifies the F.B.I that one's Firearm Rights have been restored. As a Felon you must cover your steps and watch how you are moving. To cover myself I sent a copy of my fingerprints and all of my court paperwork with my restoration of Firearm documents. If your court system doesn't notify the F.B.I that your gun rights have been restored you are still a " Prohibited Person" and you Won't pass the NICS check and the gun sale Will not happen! Please make sure whatever state your conviction is in make sure that they are notifying the F.B.I that your gun rights have been restored and you are no longer a "Prohibited Person". If you don't trust the courts you can do it yourself. Get copies of your fingerprints and upload or send a ink copy to the F.B.I. This process is called a "Voluntary Appeals File" Check it out on the F.BI website. God bless.
Thanks appreciate the info. I didn’t send paperwork in and was able to pass NICS when buying a firearm. I ended up getting my CCW just to cover myself even though I live in a constitutional carry state.
I’m in Missouri
And need of help this has been stressful, I’ve been trying to figure this out for years and kept coming short my charge is from 1999 ( nonviolent ) had Court in 2000 completed it 2005, and this was my 1st offense. It’s crazy when as man you can’t legally protect your family and violence is everywhere I have read so many articles about this over the years
Maaaan I need help
Give me a little while I’ll look up Missouri and get back with you sometime tomorrow.
We hope this will become for federal too
I want that to happen, I want to raise awareness and advocate for this to happen federally. I want the same law that Ohio has that allows me to restore my rights to become a federal process. I’m going to do my best to make this happen.
Man I'm a felon in Chicago I hope some can help me I love guns and very careful with them I'm a non violent felon let's hope I get my rights back one day
Have you tried to contact instructor Mike?
Is there anyway I can get you to help me with my situation, Cuyahoga county (ohio) has granted my expungement of my felony record and on the paperwork it states that my rights have been restored, but I have a conviction in Euclid Municipal Court for 2 DV threat (M4)’s, which is supposed to prohibit gun rights.
The only thing you can do with a DV is get is expunged, sealed or pardoned.
@@Rightsrestored556 as of April 4th I believe you can no longer get dv expunged.
I wish texas had this
Texas after 5 years you can own in the home.
@Rightsrestored556 yes but how does one legally go about getting on there to said home? And ammo.. dumb law. Sounds good also if you lived out of your house like a hobbit. I have kids and work. Idk chit is wild now days.
I got a case in 2015 it’s now 2023 8 years later and my record got expunged it was DV can I get my rights restored?? Please help Brotha with a reply
Sucks man, same situation for me but 20 years ago and I still can't get my rights back.
@@nekk06 dam even with a record expunged?
@@BigBrothaAlmighty Yeah, my case was expunged and it made no difference.
@@BigBrothaAlmighty I paid a law firm to look into my case and they said that my only shot was to request a Governor's pardon but that my chance to get it was slim to none, and it was gonna cost me $4000 regardless of the outcome so I didn't do it.
Hope you upload again, brother. In Louisiana state law, I just became able to possess a firearm because it's been expunged.
I'm still nervous about the concealed carry application and running my background for a purchase.
There is actually a federal law that allows for felons to restore there gun rights on a federal level It’s 18 U.S.C. 925, the problem is that since I believe 1993 its been defunded and they cannot process any applications but they still exist.
Your right I wish there was more we could do to change this.
What up man. Great work. Would love to have you on my channel
I love to do it. How can we link up?
What about restoring rights for those convicted of misdemeanor domestic violence!
I have 3 felonies all non violent in Ohio and I'm not under disability. However somebody reported me on Facebook and four ATF agents showed up to my house almost 2 years ago and made me sign something saying I wasn't in possession of any firearms. Can you make a video about federal rights? Because according to the ATF if you are a felon you are under federal disability. I still have the paperwork in my email that I had to sign if you don't believe me I can throw a picture of it somewhere. This is my real name look me up.
That’s the confidence building info that business owners need to know. 💪🏾
The definitely do. Every one deserves the right to defend themselves . It’s crazy to think that the government will think otherwise I’m glad to see so many big changes being made in this country.
The right to vote would be nice also. Keep up the good work.
I can vote but unable to have a weapon here in Florida
I reached out to the state to ask them how can I be able to buy a gun again they told me that I would even had to get my sentence change to a disposition or I would have to get a Governor's pardon and I don't know where to start at with the letter brother to attach with that.
What state? Arkansas?
Yep
So if u had a FED case, u are going to need to apply the Federal Court?
Yes
@@Rightsrestored556 thanks for the information
If you want to have your gun rights, don't commit a felony in the first place. Too many criminals think there should not be consequences for their poor decisions. In my state, you can expunge certain felonies after 15 years. I think that is reasonable.
I think thats very unreasonable. If your not safe enough to be around people then they should keep you for another 15 years. Your sentence should end the day your free and off of parole. I’m glad I live in a state that believes a man deserves a second chance. I got my gun rights back 2 years after being free 2 months off parole. I think the judge made an excellent decision in my case. I understand that all of my actions have consequences I understand that even more as a gun owner.
Stripping an American citizen permanently of their right to keep and bear arms is a defacto death sentence and usurpation of a power never delegated to government by the founders via the Constitution. Support for such measures is rooted in ignorance of and contempt for the limits placed on the powers our government can lawfully exercise.
You should not in this wicked world give up your right to defend yourself over selling some weed when you were 18 for 15 years. That is ridiculous. Did you not just see the random shooter on the moped in New York?
Good info 👍🏼