Side of Bacon, Pound of Lard, and 5 lb of Cowboy Coffee. Just Making some Humor, but you are 100 percent Right. They were Treated Quite well, given a new Start.
nope we need to fight back physically like the second amendment intends as shwon by the past over a century now that we've been trying peaceful means and get nowhere but more and more "laws" enforced on us as if theyre real anyway wake up and see that no part of the government is on your side and wont be stopped by peaceful means and fight back physically how the second amendment intends 🤦🏻♂️
@Rob-mk9hw shut up idiot no it wont theyll keep enforcing the fake "laws" as if theyre real anyway trump just lies and makes it look like hes on our side as shown by the past "term" "in office" of his where he said he'd be for the second amendment but then wasnt and "passed" more "laws" against it 🤦🏻♂️
67-YEAR-OLD U.S.M.C. VETERAN (NO VICTIM and NO GUN RIGHTS?) 50 YEARS AGO I was arrested for my DUI 3rd victimless offense after being Honorably discharged from the United States Marines in (1979). DUI offenses that are non-violent, victimless, without incident, accident, or damaged party should not be an ETERNAL LIFETIME 2-A BAN! (Plenty of police officers have 2 DUI's) Title 18 922(g)(1) Requires revision because VICTIMLESS/ NON-VIOLENT felons have no 2-A rights. - USMC (Semper Fidelis) SGT E-5 (5811)
I had a non violent felony from 96 here in Vegas. I did my pardon app by myself for $17.00 total, and was granted an unconditional pardon in 2022. I never got in trouble again, and hadn't been in trouble before. I now have my CCW, Gaurd card, and several firearms. I'll never do anything again to lose my rights.
@@k9psychologist no sir, it was state. I was dumb enough to participate in a Pyramid scheme in 96. I found out, ignorance of law is not innocence. One and done, lesson learned.
I forget which channel mentioned it, but the Militia Act required ALL male citizens over a certain age to maintain a working firearm. There was no exclusion for felons. This meant that felons were REQUIRED to own firearms.
The historical basis for GCA 68 "disqualification" of firearm ownership is a dark one. It is patterned after old Jim Crow laws that aimed to disarm the freedmen. Once those laws were rightly struck down as unconstitutional, they quickly passed a new updated version that disqualified people based on previous felony convictions. And of course who do you think was targeted for prosecution of felonious crimes at a vastly disproportionate rate? Yup. So it's just a weaselly version of an old Jim Crow law. So the basis of the Bruen challenges is the historical tradition and basis of gun control laws to justify their validity. There is a case being brought before the supreme court, VINCENT v. GARLAND. Man I wish they would have brought that up in their argument! They brought up the historical basis issue of Bruen but did not go into depth in mentioning the ONLY time these laws were used in the past, other than the GCA, was to unjustly deny people their civil rights based on race.
Actually, it should read-felons restored gun rights, considering those 2A rights were infringed upon in the 1960s. There's still a long way to go to get back to where America should be, but this is a good start. However, lower court judges are still regularly violating the Constitution as usual, so unfortunately, this type of tyrannical overreach will continue.
2 felons out of literally hundreds of thousands. Don't get me wrong I hope nonviolent felons all get to be full citizens again but in the meantime I'd rather be charged with a felon in possession of a firearm than be a victim of a felony in progress.
It’s been more than two and it’s not a program these were law suits where they won because their rights were violated, but I completely understand you it’s wrong to think that felons don’t deserve civil rights and expect us to jump through hoops for the rest of our lives just to be treated like the average citizen
divorce usually include wrongfully and assumed violence occurred, go hand and hand, not true and texting your ex fiancee can be considered stalking another ridiculous violent charge even if you are 100 miles away, maybe you just want your things if you were living together. WHY LOOSE YOUR GUN RIGHTS because its a WRONGFUL package deal in court ASSUMING The cops just add it in standard in THEY'RE reports ASSUMING
The one common theme I keep hearing from scotus is that the if the state does not want a felon to have a firearm. The burden of proof lies on the state to prove the individual is dangerous.
If they’re dangerous they shouldn’t be released. Obviously our prison system is screwed up and makes no attempt to even remotely change or rehabilitate.
Hearing this gives me some optimism with my situation. Although I’m sure I have a longer road here in CA. Thank you for doing what you are doing sir 🙏🏼
Just renounce your citizenship, move to Mexico, come back illegally. Even if you get deported 7 times, get caught with a stolen cops gun, they wont punish you. It worked with Jose Zarate when he shot and killed Kate Steinal with a stolen cops gun. California jury acquitted him
@@james-tw6fu Unfortunately yes, ADW with Gbi enhancement. Been 20 yrs now on the straight and narrow. My understanding here in CA with my situation is a direct pardon request from our lovely Governor is my only option.
I think as long as your not a known gang member,ir have any aggravated charges you should be able to own hunting weapons without having it cost you a 100 grand and 10more yrs of your life filing paperwork! Nobody get excited because they could go back and forth on this ruling 50yrs! Way i see it is your never getting rid of all the guns. Probably only from law-abiding citizens. I'd say ,take away anykind of carry ,but you can have what you want at home. About 3 yrs ago traveling thru Texas i seen a 1ton dodge truck with a ma duece mounted in the bed! That's a military heavy machine gun! We were stopped for gas and i talked to the fellow a bit since I'm into ww2 firearms and thought maybe it couldn't fire more than blanks. But hell no it was a fully functional 50cal hmg! And the guy said he was looking for 20mm to mount on his backpoarch to shoot at his pond! This is where we live i guess. But people like him and the idiots that post videos of playing unsafely with just about everything that fires a bullet make me feel the need to buy something! Wonder if the Ukrainians would sell me one of those flying T90 turrents off a tank to put in my front yard? That would give me enough to guard the neighborhood until someone turns up a javelin!
Hopefully the information I put out will help others. Our rights are God given and men shouldn’t be allowed to take those from us. We deserve the ability to defend our home our family and our land just like every other American citizen.
In Conn We Have To Get A Pardon First To Get Our 2nd Amendment Rights Back … I Have Been Clean For 30+ yrs and Now I’m Working On A Pardon … Will Update In 6 Months
as a former combat MARINE and former state trooper I'm gonna make this very simple for everyone to understand i took an oath to defend and protect the constitution for every single AMERICAN with or without a record so i say this strongly it doesn't matter if it's violent or nonviolent your 2nd amendment cannot not be taken away no matter what. it doesn't matter if you have a legal or an illegal firearm if you commit a crime with it you are going to jail with or without a record it doesn't matter if you commit a crime with or without a firearm you are being charged for the crime itself and you are going to pay for that crime it's that simple. a firearm is to protect yourself & family and hunt for food. i still don't know what part of INFRINGED in the 2nd amendment our lawmaker's do not understand. when the founding father's wrote the constitution they made sure 3 thing were certain because they knew some would try NUMBER 1 no rights can be taking away from the people NUMBER 2 no amendment can be removed and most of all NUMBER 3 no government state- local or federal can make a LAW against the constitution . everyone needs to send a certified letter felon or not to the Supreme Court letting them know they are violating the constitution by enforcing an unconstitutional law. make the return address the same as the mailing address send one everyday for 2 months they will have to sign for each letter. when 300 to 500 mail sacks per day are set down on the steps of the court house they will stop enforcing this unconstitutional law and never violate the constitution again. a peice of mail has more power than you think
I will do this and ask others to do the same. I also took oath to defend the constitution and they United States, my oath didn’t end after my enlistment. I agree with you fully a letter is very powerful.
Article 4 section 2 paragraph 1, second amendment,14th amendment section 1 protects all felons and mentally ills constitutionally protected second amendment rights. Amendment 14 section 1 No state shall make or enforce any law which shall abridge the privileges or immunities of citizens of the united states Article 4 section 2 paragraph 1 The citizens of each state shall be entitled to all privileges and immunities of citizens in the several states. Second amendment THE RIGHT of THE PEOPLE to KEEP and BEAR ARMS,"SHALL NOT BE INFRINGED." No judge in the united states of America whether they are a supreme Court or lower court judge has any legal lawful constitutional authority or jurisdiction to take away any American citizen whether labeled felon, mentally ill or not constitutionally protected second amendment rights. They are all state officials therefore bound under the 14th amendment section 1,article 4 section 2 paragraph 1,and the second amendment.
The bad part to this is those cases are for that individual of each. There needs to be more cases. Most felonies are non violent and the felons act was introduced in 1968 that forbid felons from owning a gun by a Democrat controlled Congress. It was the first time in our history that made it illegal for all felons to own a gun. That bill in itself needs to be repealed completely. It is definitely a 2nd amendment violation.
When a convicted felon satisfies the terms of his punishment by serving time and/or paying his dues to society, prior to their release, the powers that be should know beyond certainty 1. This individual is rehabilitated and is ready to be reintegrated into society. 2 There is sufficient support system and infrastructure in place to ensure a smooth and high probability of successful transition. Upon release, this individual should have all right restored, criminal records sealed from public records and should only be accessible for reference in the event of a future criminal offense. Otherwise, this individual should be able to move forward with life like everyone else. Otherwise, please detain until further notice.
@gmcz71pwr That is unconstitutional You have a right to own a gun even tho you have a DV the DV thing doesn't work for anyone it's to punish now I believe if you are a man and you are being abused and you defend your self you defended your self period women have gotten away with beating men and causing them to have what is called react ptsd. Witch is a form of abuse all gun restrictions are unconstitutional you are your own protection and first responder people make mistakes we are human and if anyone thinks they can judge a person has evil still in their heart and soul we are meant to judge people that's god's job if he wants you dead he will make that happen anyway I'm speaking from experience I've seen women false accuse people for many crimes they did not commit and the one who actually committed it will be held accountable just like evil women who false charge or lie should be held accountable me personally I had a female charge me after I was dealing with probation for being forced to take a plea on "my first time committing a crime" witch is illegal especially when I told my attorney I wanted to fight this but my state is all fucked on all sorts of laws be careful of these women man god bless you have a right to own and buy get a attorney depending on witch state you live you can my buddy had a flase DV from a couple years ago and he got his back
I did my best to provide as much useful information as I could. Make sure you pause and read the articles. Let me know if you have any questions. My goal is to show the world that there's nothing dangerous about put guns in the hands of Law-Abiding citizens. Good luck.
Wow. I really appreciate you sharing this information. So, with that being said; should a person still go about getting his gun rights restored if he's an ex felons? I'm actually aiming to get my record expunged because of what I want to go to school for insha'allah.
@@salimjefferson6553 You should try to restore your rights no matter what. When you get them if that’s the will of Allah you should go get a CCW after that. Get as many things as you can to protect yourself. Peace and blessings I hope it all works out for you.
@Rightsrestored556 Thanks for responding. I'm new to your channel. Do you have paytreon or cash app? I really gotta lay one on you for the info. It's greatly appreciated.
What would you classify as violent? Would a drug dealing charge be violent crime? All the states would have to do is amend there laws to make every felony be a violent crime. Were there guns and violent felony's when the constitution were written? Just remember this SHALL NOT BE INFRIGED
@@onemischiefmaker7032 I get what you are saying an my opinion on the drug dealing stuff selling certain kind of drugs like for example fentanyl you know more than likely it will kill someone if you're selling something to someone and it's going to kill them I wouldn't necessarily say it's a violent crime but you know what you were doing. Now like weed and cocaine no I don't consider any of that violent unless you knowingly put something in it that is going to kill someone or you know there is something in it that is going to kill someone. Hell honestly I would be actually okay with giving some violent offenders their second amendment back it really depends on the case and the circumstances. And I understand the second amendment says shall not be infringed i get that but there is always a exception right? Like freedom of speech you can say what you want until it physical harms someone. There's always exceptions.
Wow, wow that’s a big break. Breakthrough felons can have guns. Wow but of course the second amendment says you have the right to bear arms whether you’re a felon or not, no matter what mistakes you’ve made, you deserve a second chance or a third chance good luck👍👍
I had a misdemeanor marijuana related case picked up by the feds and turned into a federal felony about 10 years ago. It’s the only time I’ve ever been in trouble in my life, I did 5 years probation, I’ve been drug free ever since and now as a single father watching crime rise and armed robberies skyrocket around us, I wish there was a path for me to restore my gun rights. My understanding is becasue it’s federal, a presidential pardon is my only path and that’s never gonna happen. My biggest regret in life is losing my second amendment rights, I used to be a responsible firearm owner, I grew up in a gun family and it stings every day that that’s gone now. At the end of the day, it’s my actions that got me here, I just wish there was a way back now. It’s a scary world out there these days.
Kansas gave almost all felons gun rights back as long as they didnt use a gun in their felony. If you had it on you in the felony fine too. Some crimes have automatic waiting periods but almost all felons get their rights back as automatic as voting and all the others. House Bill 588 (Kansas Firearm Restoraction Act). Many people dont know about it. It also lowered the waiting period to get rights back.
@@Rightsrestored556 There was a video of a guy walking down the street with his in his hand and he was a felon and all the Karens on FB were calling in, the cops had to release a video that yes most felons can have guns and open carrying is fine, stop calling. ,Its changing a lot
67-YEAR-OLD U.S.M.C. VETERAN (NO VICTIM and NO GUN RIGHTS?) 50 YEARS AGO I was arrested for my DUI 3rd victimless offense after being Honorably discharged from the United States Marines in (1979). DUI offenses that are non-violent, victimless, without incident, accident, or damaged party should not be an ETERNAL LIFETIME 2-A BAN! (Plenty of police officers have 2 DUI's) Title 18 922(g)(1) Requires revision because VICTIMLESS/ NON-VIOLENT felons have no 2-A rights. - USMC (Semper Fidelis) SGT E-5 (5811)
I just got my rights back 6 months ago I'm still not able to buy a firearm from the shop or fill out a forty-four seventy-three and have it come back accepted but from what I understand and what my paperwork says is my crimes have been set aside and I have my Second Amendment rights back so now I've hired another lawyer to find out what's going on with not being able to buy a gun legally and my charges were federal
So, I guess I have to go out, get arrested for being a felon in possession of a firearm, and fight it while I'm sitting in jail until it gets to the supreme court to get my gun rights back?
Not true, heresjohnny. Should you be a convicted felon, you have standing under the Second Amendment to make a gun purchase. Use your state's gun laws against it and by that, I mean, apply to your state's attorney General for clearance to purchase a firearm. You will more than likely be "summarily" denied but you will have started the process at the "administrative" level of your state. Even if you have to submit an "administrative appeal," you can cite the Bruen case to support your position. ¡Suerte!👈💯 Edit: if all fails, you will have exhausted your administrative appeal. You can then move to the Courts by filing your lawsuit. Remember, what you say in your administrative attempt to retain your 2A Rights must be echoed in the courts. Edit 2: on careful reflection, you should cite the Bruen case in your initial filing with the Attorney General of your state and state that the Attorney General, under Bruen, has no right to summarily deny your application to purchase a firearm. Kinda like in your face application.
Ok so I'm 16 and I was charged with 3rd degree burglary and I was wondering If being a convicted felon as a juvenile would prevent me from being able to purchase firearms in the future. Any advice for what I should do?
Alright so I know a buddy of mine that was convicted with the same felony but he was charged as an adult. As long as you are not being charged as an adult once your 18 you should be good. It took my buddy a very long time to get his situated. But that's because he was an adult. After completing whatever sentence you received if I was you I would go to the court and ask for an expungement. Hope this helps!
ALWAYS HAVE, PERIOD!!!, Our Founding Fathers didn't say.....SHALL NOT BE INFRINGED; 2AMENDMENT, EXCEPT, AS TO BE DETERMINED BY THE VARIOUS STATES OF THE UNION, FOR SPECIFIC CRIMES AGAINST THE STATE. No, because They knew The offender would need to protect himself and his family upon Serving his Sentence. So just Short of Murder, he strapped his Hog back on And Shouldered his Winchester Rifle, ect.
Divorce usually include wrongfully and assumed violence occurred, go hand and hand, not true and Texting your ex fiancee can be considered Stalking another ridiculous Violent charge even if you are 100 miles away, maybe you just want your things if you were living together. WHY LOOSE YOUR GUN RIGHTS because package deal in court
Furthermore...define THE UNITED STATES . Or shall I say The United States ? And is federal (anything) analogous to being a part of the constitutional republic ? What happened in the act of 1871/72 ? What is a 14th amendment citizen ? Not me ! Consider this as notice unless rebutted . notice to principal is notice to agent , notice to agent is notice to principal .
I bet this will get a stay until the appeal is heard.And if it makes it up to the USSC, the judge in charge of that district has to accept it. I'm hoping for GUN RIGHTS WIN, but Democrats always push for more gun control or find a way around it.
I’m hoping they won’t be able to stop it. If they try to then I’ll be forced to get a lawyer myself and file a suit. If this platform becomes big enough then they won’t just be attacking my rights they would also be attacking my livelihood and I’ll have to fight for that.
I had failure to stop for a blue light in S C in 1994 or 96 and that is what's holding me up from what understand. I'm in the process of expungement from the solicitors office as I filled out the paper work 2 wks ago, the secretary said they will get back to me soon. Also I had DUI's in the past 1994 1995 in that time frame, my point is that Anything or violation was Never violent or harmed in any way shape or form , and I have spoken to an FBI agent and she said We don't have any reason for you not to be able to purchase a hand gun or weapon it's the state of South Carolina holding something on you. Time will tell.
I believe the law says after five years of release from prison or getting off of parole/probation, if one has not been in any further trouble, a felon in Texas can own a firearm in his home only. The trouble is federal law supersedes state law. Texas says yes, the US government says no. I've looked into this and I can not find any case law about it. What you can do is own a black powder weapon. They're fun, some are pretty damn powerful, and they are not even considered a real firearm by US statute.
A convicted felon can have firearms on property they reside in after 5 years of judification of that person's sentence. In Texas, They cannot transport them or take them off their property.
The second amendment says shall not be infringed. The forefathers put that clause in that particular amendment because of the government. Yes even back then the government was an issue. We just went through the revolutionary war. Throughout history when a felon was released from prison, he was given a horse, 20 dollar gold piece and a firearm, typically a revolver sometimes a rifle as well. The 2nd amendment is a God given right. Not a governmental right. Every law written and all the bylaws written on the second amendment is unconstitutional. That’s a fact. That’s why it clearly states shall not be infringed. 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
So, its been ruled, yet, a felon is still going to jail for being in possession, with jail time, cost of all that is astronomical. Even a black powder, is going to cost jail time etc... What's the deal? Say said individual was a non-aggravated crime, and time was discharged 40 yrs ago. Why should a person with that kind of a record, even if it was a felony, be charged with this? Also lets say said person waved their rights at 15 yrs old, not really knowing what or why he/she was really being tricked into to doing something they didn't not understand?
Hello Sir, I'm in Phoenix Arizona trying to get my rights back. And they keep denying me. I've been out of prison going on 12 years in August. I've had no contact with the law not even a ticket and also been on my job for 11 years and purchased a home last year and denying me. Any advice or direction you can point me too don't have money to get lawyer thanks?
Live in Illinois wrote a bad check payed off in 1991 court didn't take off my fill in 91 refused my card in 2023 no trouble at all called state attorney wasn't removed from record back then what can I do to get a card
You absolutely lose the right to vote when youre stripped of your 2nd amendment right....at least in Tennessee. You also lose the right to hold public office. So they kinda get the trifecta and tell you youre not a citizen of the United States any more....but theyll damn sure take taxes out of your paycheck. You dont lose the right to pay taxes.
Presidential pardon is the only way back as I understand it. Federal is a different level of lost second amendment rights. As a federal felon, that’s a tough pill to swallow.
Have a non violent felony from 1984 have never been in trouble since other than traffic tickets i was only 17 at the time i truly wish we could all get out 2nd amendment back thats for sure
I got convicted as a felon at the age of 16 in the state of Alabama in 1977. I’m currently 63 years old and I haven’t had another felony. What’s some steps to hope restore gun rights
Look up on Google Alabama gun rights restoration. I believe there is a lengthy application for you to fill out and send it. From what I read it could take some time for it to process. For your age I would ask a gun rights lawyer for some tips to help push the application a little faster. Hope this helps!
Thanks for sharing these cases bro! I'm going to schedule some time with my attorney to see if I can get my day. I'm in the state of Oklahoma. I'll keep you posted on what happens so that we can share this information with the rest of your group!
I’d love to have you on the range with me one day. With that way these cases are going it seems like people are getting the right back. There aren’t the only cases just the ones I thought were most interesting.
In March of 2023 I was granted I.C. 35-38-9-4 expunction for dealing meth (which is considered as a major violent felony in Indiana) and I was not really dealing just a drug addict. But clean and sober for 15 years now. I have never been convicted of any crime in which caused injury or harm to another person. My FBI criminal history as of 12-12-23 shows A SEARCH OF THE FINGERPRINTS PROVIDED BY THIS INDIVIDUAL HAS REVEALED NO PRIOR ARREST DATA AT THE FBI. Indiana's criminal history report shows my dealing charge with (EXPUNGEGED beside it) on the record. I'm being denied firearms from the FBI. When I personally challenged the FBI the response is referring to the Indiana dealing meth charge (that was court ordered expunged) of imprisonment of more then a year under 18 USC 921-A-20 and 18 USC 922-G-1. Under Indiana's expungement laws pursuant to I.C. 35-38-9-10c I am a proper person which means I have the rights to firearms . What the FBI is saying does not apply to me per the expungement. I have pulled up Attorney General Curtis Hill's official opinion#2019-6 and Henry Flores official opinion update 7-1-2023. Both stating firearms rights are restored following an I.C. 35-38-9 expungement because per I.C. 35-38-9-10c I'm now a a proper person pursuant to I.C. 35-47-1-7. I paid Brad Keffer to fight this $500 for Indiana's denial (Indiana's deny due to the FBI's denial) and $500 for the FBI's denial. $1000 in total. Brad told me after working this case for four months (what I feel is a bunch of BS smoke and mirrors) The FBI sent Brad the same response as they did me (stated above) which I sent by email to Brad before the phone consultation. Brad saying my expungement must state specifically that my firearms rights are restored on the court expungement order not true per I.C. laws. My order states that the petition herein qualifies for an expungement of the arrest and/or criminal records pursuant to I.C. 35-38-9, et. seq. Is there any Attorney in Indiana that has Indiana and federal firearms rights knowledge willing to take on my case and actually fight for there client? Or is there any activist, Groups, Organizations Or law schools willing to challenge the F.B.I. and make them actually up hold the Indiana and federal laws that are written. Could someone please point me in the right direction.
Sorry to ask but what do you mean individuals getting their cases in front of judges do have firearm rights?? I'm just very confused with all of this. @@Rightsrestored556
What about if you have no felonies or open cases and you have a bitter baby mother who tried the restraining order route to get me arrested and not see my kids at the end of our relationship we don’t have any connections whatsoever I see my kids again court ordered as me being the plaintiff and I jus had a firearms case dismissed in mass what do you have for advice for me as I seek to get my firearms license?
Chicago the 3 circuit and Judge reeves all ruled a felon can own guns. November 17 the Supreme Court made a decision whether they will hear the Bryan range case of felon and possession of firearm but I haven’t heard what their decision was, but everybody is saying they are going to take the case because they keep talking about the Bryan range, case, in their brief with other cases
You can higher a lawyer and sue like Range, you can use the same differences as Bullock or depending on the state you can petition the court like did in the other video I made.
Thank you for your video. This is a 45 year old Federal Felons case in California , can you or anyone direct me to a Lawyer? I would truly appreciate it.
I need you're help I'm in Florida. Im adjudicated.....from a 1990 battery on LEO ......[FELONY]..My voting have been restored...Is there any chance of me getting my firearm rights back? NEED YOUR HELP
How will this affect voting rights in states that require you to get your gun rights back, before you get your voting rights? SOME southern states are going to be pissed off at this decision.
Not sure I’ll that’s an interesting way to look at it. If the courts are ruling that and individual don’t lose firearms rights then they shouldn’t have lost civil rights either.
Just ran across your channel, I was convicted of a violent crime 23 years ago in Dayton Ohio and lost my rights forever, this gives me hope towards getting them back. Mind if I use you as a reference for when I go to court as a successful case of rights restored?
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He'll. 130 years ago convicts were released from prison and given a horse, a twenty dollar gold piece as well as a Rifle.😊
AND THEIR REVOLVER!!
Side of Bacon, Pound of Lard, and 5 lb of Cowboy Coffee. Just Making some Humor, but you are 100 percent Right. They were Treated Quite well, given a new Start.
Realize how wrecked your life is by time you get this to the Supreme Court.
I have a misdemeanor simple battery they say has a domestic element. Can I get my rights back? I am in the communist state of Illinois.
The bible judge not and you shall not be judged judge and you shall be judged ps asap hope
We need the Supreme Court to end these Second Amendment violations once and for all.
nope we need to fight back physically like the second amendment intends as shwon by the past over a century now that we've been trying peaceful means and get nowhere but more and more "laws" enforced on us as if theyre real anyway wake up and see that no part of the government is on your side and wont be stopped by peaceful means and fight back physically how the second amendment intends 🤦🏻♂️
@Rob-mk9hw shut up idiot no it wont theyll keep enforcing the fake "laws" as if theyre real anyway trump just lies and makes it look like hes on our side as shown by the past "term" "in office" of his where he said he'd be for the second amendment but then wasnt and "passed" more "laws" against it 🤦🏻♂️
More taxpayers have been hurt by gun laws than by guns!
God given rights not given by government
Definitely very true
67-YEAR-OLD U.S.M.C. VETERAN (NO VICTIM and NO GUN RIGHTS?)
50 YEARS AGO I was arrested for my DUI 3rd victimless offense after being Honorably discharged from the United States Marines in (1979).
DUI offenses that are non-violent, victimless, without incident, accident, or damaged party should not be an ETERNAL LIFETIME 2-A BAN! (Plenty of police officers have 2 DUI's)
Title 18 922(g)(1) Requires revision because VICTIMLESS/ NON-VIOLENT felons have no 2-A rights.
- USMC (Semper Fidelis) SGT E-5 (5811)
Background checks extend a sentence past incarceration. This historically speaking is cruel and unusual punishment.
I had a non violent felony from 96 here in Vegas. I did my pardon app by myself for $17.00 total, and was granted an unconditional pardon in 2022. I never got in trouble again, and hadn't been in trouble before. I now have my CCW, Gaurd card, and several firearms. I'll never do anything again to lose my rights.
was it federal?
@@k9psychologist no sir, it was state. I was dumb enough to participate in a Pyramid scheme in 96. I found out, ignorance of law is not innocence. One and done, lesson learned.
yes
It was state not federal different animal
@@drmachinewerke1 different animal for you. For me, it was what I had to deal with.
I forget which channel mentioned it, but the Militia Act required ALL male citizens over a certain age to maintain a working firearm. There was no exclusion for felons. This meant that felons were REQUIRED to own firearms.
That’s a great point
There didn't use to be that many crimes that were felonies. Most of the time felons were executed.
Our Constitutional Republic is under siege.
It's been under siege for the past 100 years.
@@dragonf1092 Actually it's been under siege since it's very inception.
PEOPLE NEED TO STAND UP NOW WHILE YOU CAN
The historical basis for GCA 68 "disqualification" of firearm ownership is a dark one. It is patterned after old Jim Crow laws that aimed to disarm the freedmen. Once those laws were rightly struck down as unconstitutional, they quickly passed a new updated version that disqualified people based on previous felony convictions. And of course who do you think was targeted for prosecution of felonious crimes at a vastly disproportionate rate? Yup. So it's just a weaselly version of an old Jim Crow law. So the basis of the Bruen challenges is the historical tradition and basis of gun control laws to justify their validity. There is a case being brought before the supreme court, VINCENT v. GARLAND. Man I wish they would have brought that up in their argument! They brought up the historical basis issue of Bruen but did not go into depth in mentioning the ONLY time these laws were used in the past, other than the GCA, was to unjustly deny people their civil rights based on race.
Actually, it should read-felons restored gun rights, considering those 2A rights were infringed upon in the 1960s. There's still a long way to go to get back to where America should be, but this is a good start. However, lower court judges are still regularly violating the Constitution as usual, so unfortunately, this type of tyrannical overreach will continue.
FELONS CANT LOOSE THERE RIGHTS MARBURY V.S MADISON 1803
2 felons out of literally hundreds of thousands. Don't get me wrong I hope nonviolent felons all get to be full citizens again but in the meantime I'd rather be charged with a felon in possession of a firearm than be a victim of a felony in progress.
It’s been more than two and it’s not a program these were law suits where they won because their rights were violated, but I completely understand you it’s wrong to think that felons don’t deserve civil rights and expect us to jump through hoops for the rest of our lives just to be treated like the average citizen
divorce usually include wrongfully and assumed violence occurred, go hand and hand, not true and texting your ex fiancee can be considered stalking another ridiculous violent charge even if you are 100 miles away, maybe you just want your things if you were living together. WHY LOOSE YOUR GUN RIGHTS because its a WRONGFUL package deal in court ASSUMING The cops just add it in standard in THEY'RE reports ASSUMING
The one common theme I keep hearing from scotus is that the if the state does not want a felon to have a firearm. The burden of proof lies on the state to prove the individual is dangerous.
If they’re dangerous they shouldn’t be released. Obviously our prison system is screwed up and makes no attempt to even remotely change or rehabilitate.
Hearing this gives me some optimism with my situation. Although I’m sure I have a longer road here in CA. Thank you for doing what you are doing sir 🙏🏼
Just renounce your citizenship, move to Mexico, come back illegally. Even if you get deported 7 times, get caught with a stolen cops gun, they wont punish you. It worked with Jose Zarate when he shot and killed Kate Steinal with a stolen cops gun. California jury acquitted him
Is y’all case violent
If your case was not a violent crime against persons you have a 💯 % chance of restoration.
@@james-tw6fu Unfortunately yes, ADW with Gbi enhancement. Been 20 yrs now on the straight and narrow. My understanding here in CA with my situation is a direct pardon request from our lovely Governor is my only option.
@@SilveradoPiperI have a friend who has ADW on state lvl and he got his rights back in VA they hopefully ok fed lvl they can do the same
I think as long as your not a known gang member,ir have any aggravated charges you should be able to own hunting weapons without having it cost you a 100 grand and 10more yrs of your life filing paperwork! Nobody get excited because they could go back and forth on this ruling 50yrs! Way i see it is your never getting rid of all the guns. Probably only from law-abiding citizens. I'd say ,take away anykind of carry ,but you can have what you want at home. About 3 yrs ago traveling thru Texas i seen a 1ton dodge truck with a ma duece mounted in the bed! That's a military heavy machine gun! We were stopped for gas and i talked to the fellow a bit since I'm into ww2 firearms and thought maybe it couldn't fire more than blanks. But hell no it was a fully functional 50cal hmg! And the guy said he was looking for 20mm to mount on his backpoarch to shoot at his pond! This is where we live i guess. But people like him and the idiots that post videos of playing unsafely with just about everything that fires a bullet make me feel the need to buy something! Wonder if the Ukrainians would sell me one of those flying T90 turrents off a tank to put in my front yard? That would give me enough to guard the neighborhood until someone turns up a javelin!
This information is incredible! Our constitution is the framework of our great nation, and our second amendment rights shall not be infringed! 💪🏻
Hopefully the information I put out will help others. Our rights are God given and men shouldn’t be allowed to take those from us. We deserve the ability to defend our home our family and our land just like every other American citizen.
I'm definitely a subscriber try ing to get my rights restored. Thx proud veteran
In Conn We Have To Get A Pardon First To Get Our 2nd Amendment Rights Back … I Have Been Clean For 30+ yrs and Now I’m Working On A Pardon … Will Update In 6 Months
Then sue them for infringement
as a former combat MARINE and former state trooper I'm gonna make this very simple for everyone to understand i took an oath to defend and protect the constitution for every single AMERICAN with or without a record so i say this strongly it doesn't matter if it's violent or nonviolent your 2nd amendment cannot not be taken away no matter what. it doesn't matter if you have a legal or an illegal firearm if you commit a crime with it you are going to jail with or without a record it doesn't matter if you commit a crime with or without a firearm you are being charged for the crime itself and you are going to pay for that crime it's that simple. a firearm is to protect yourself & family and hunt for food. i still don't know what part of INFRINGED in the 2nd amendment our lawmaker's do not understand. when the founding father's wrote the constitution they made sure 3 thing were certain because they knew some would try NUMBER 1 no rights can be taking away from the people NUMBER 2 no amendment can be removed and most of all NUMBER 3 no government state- local or federal can make a LAW against the constitution . everyone needs to send a certified letter felon or not to the Supreme Court letting them know they are violating the constitution by enforcing an unconstitutional law. make the return address the same as the mailing address send one everyday for 2 months they will have to sign for each letter. when 300 to 500 mail sacks per day are set down on the steps of the court house they will stop enforcing this unconstitutional law and never violate the constitution again. a peice of mail has more power than you think
I will do this and ask others to do the same. I also took oath to defend the constitution and they United States, my oath didn’t end after my enlistment. I agree with you fully a letter is very powerful.
Article 4 section 2 paragraph 1, second amendment,14th amendment section 1 protects all felons and mentally ills constitutionally protected second amendment rights.
Amendment 14 section 1
No state shall make or enforce any law which shall abridge the privileges or immunities of citizens of the united states
Article 4 section 2 paragraph 1
The citizens of each state shall be entitled to all privileges and immunities of citizens in the several states.
Second amendment
THE RIGHT of THE PEOPLE to KEEP and BEAR ARMS,"SHALL NOT BE INFRINGED."
No judge in the united states of America whether they are a supreme Court or lower court judge has any legal lawful constitutional authority or jurisdiction to take away any American citizen whether labeled felon, mentally ill or not constitutionally protected second amendment rights. They are all state officials therefore bound under the 14th amendment section 1,article 4 section 2 paragraph 1,and the second amendment.
The bad part to this is those cases are for that individual of each. There needs to be more cases. Most felonies are non violent and the felons act was introduced in 1968 that forbid felons from owning a gun by a Democrat controlled Congress. It was the first time in our history that made it illegal for all felons to own a gun. That bill in itself needs to be repealed completely. It is definitely a 2nd amendment violation.
In the eyes of the King, our founding fathers were massive felons…ijs
If it's a right that can't be taken then why do we have to ask for it to be given back
When a convicted felon satisfies the terms of his punishment by serving time and/or paying his dues to society, prior to their release, the powers that be should know beyond certainty 1. This individual is rehabilitated and is ready to be reintegrated into society. 2 There is sufficient support system and infrastructure in place to ensure a smooth and high probability of successful transition. Upon release, this individual should have all right restored, criminal records sealed from public records and should only be accessible for reference in the event of a future criminal offense. Otherwise, this individual should be able to move forward with life like everyone else. Otherwise, please detain until further notice.
What will this do for misdemeanor domestic violence cases?
@gmcz71pwr That is unconstitutional You have a right to own a gun even tho you have a DV the DV thing doesn't work for anyone it's to punish now I believe if you are a man and you are being abused and you defend your self you defended your self period women have gotten away with beating men and causing them to have what is called react ptsd. Witch is a form of abuse all gun restrictions are unconstitutional you are your own protection and first responder people make mistakes we are human and if anyone thinks they can judge a person has evil still in their heart and soul we are meant to judge people that's god's job if he wants you dead he will make that happen anyway I'm speaking from experience I've seen women false accuse people for many crimes they did not commit and the one who actually committed it will be held accountable just like evil women who false charge or lie should be held accountable me personally I had a female charge me after I was dealing with probation for being forced to take a plea on "my first time committing a crime" witch is illegal especially when I told my attorney I wanted to fight this but my state is all fucked on all sorts of laws be careful of these women man god bless you have a right to own and buy get a attorney depending on witch state you live you can my buddy had a flase DV from a couple years ago and he got his back
I need to get my rights back
I did my best to provide as much useful information as I could. Make sure you pause and read the articles. Let me know if you have any questions. My goal is to show the world that there's nothing dangerous about put guns in the hands of Law-Abiding citizens. Good luck.
Wow. I really appreciate you sharing this information. So, with that being said; should a person still go about getting his gun rights restored if he's an ex felons? I'm actually aiming to get my record expunged because of what I want to go to school for insha'allah.
@@salimjefferson6553 You should try to restore your rights no matter what. When you get them if that’s the will of Allah you should go get a CCW after that. Get as many things as you can to protect yourself. Peace and blessings I hope it all works out for you.
Do you do consulting? On this issue of course.
@@BlackopsTrucker301 I depend I’d need to know your state and you change. DM me on instagram @ Rights_restored
@Rightsrestored556
Thanks for responding. I'm new to your channel. Do you have paytreon or cash app? I really gotta lay one on you for the info. It's greatly appreciated.
ELI5andhearingimpaired(i'm not but i'm on a work computer with no speakers), this doesn't mean "felons can own guns now", right?
As a conservative Trump supporter I can get behind this especially if they're non violent offenders.
What would you classify as violent? Would a drug dealing charge be violent crime? All the states would have to do is amend there laws to make every felony be a violent crime. Were there guns and violent felony's when the constitution were written? Just remember this SHALL NOT BE INFRIGED
@@onemischiefmaker7032 I get what you are saying an my opinion on the drug dealing stuff selling certain kind of drugs like for example fentanyl you know more than likely it will kill someone if you're selling something to someone and it's going to kill them I wouldn't necessarily say it's a violent crime but you know what you were doing. Now like weed and cocaine no I don't consider any of that violent unless you knowingly put something in it that is going to kill someone or you know there is something in it that is going to kill someone. Hell honestly I would be actually okay with giving some violent offenders their second amendment back it really depends on the case and the circumstances. And I understand the second amendment says shall not be infringed i get that but there is always a exception right? Like freedom of speech you can say what you want until it physical harms someone. There's always exceptions.
So what every felon has to buy a gun one by one and take to state and federal court to get their rights back?
Wow, wow that’s a big break. Breakthrough felons can have guns. Wow but of course the second amendment says you have the right to bear arms whether you’re a felon or not, no matter what mistakes you’ve made, you deserve a second chance or a third chance good luck👍👍
So we have grounds for a lawsuit for infringing on our constitutional rights.
That was a case I just researched
There have been a few other case I’ll post more videos about them soon
All all felons be able to protect theirselves violent or non violent it is their God given right
Federal law doesn’t supersede state laws. States hold more power than federal government due to 10th amendment
Why you need papers for a right
You definitely shouldn’t need papers for a right they should never be taken away from you.
I had a misdemeanor marijuana related case picked up by the feds and turned into a federal felony about 10 years ago. It’s the only time I’ve ever been in trouble in my life, I did 5 years probation, I’ve been drug free ever since and now as a single father watching crime rise and armed robberies skyrocket around us, I wish there was a path for me to restore my gun rights. My understanding is becasue it’s federal, a presidential pardon is my only path and that’s never gonna happen. My biggest regret in life is losing my second amendment rights, I used to be a responsible firearm owner, I grew up in a gun family and it stings every day that that’s gone now. At the end of the day, it’s my actions that got me here, I just wish there was a way back now. It’s a scary world out there these days.
Black market. And never flaunt it ever. To anyone. Never speak of it. And defend ur family.
Kansas gave almost all felons gun rights back as long as they didnt use a gun in their felony. If you had it on you in the felony fine too. Some crimes have automatic waiting periods but almost all felons get their rights back as automatic as voting and all the others. House Bill 588 (Kansas Firearm Restoraction Act). Many people dont know about it. It also lowered the waiting period to get rights back.
That’s amazing Arkansas is trying to do the same thing right now. It seem like progress is beginning made all across this country.
@@Rightsrestored556 There was a video of a guy walking down the street with his in his hand and he was a felon and all the Karens on FB were calling in, the cops had to release a video that yes most felons can have guns and open carrying is fine, stop calling. ,Its changing a lot
I had possession of firearm without a pistol permit 35 years ago so am I good? Sounds like you said I was good but just making sure
@@MMAGUY13Check with a lawyer, but refer to this case. I’m not a lawyer. Don’t know if the person posting this is.
Im n mn! Free 4 over 15yrs! They say its a federal law that prohibits me
Every citizen of this country should have the right to be armed.
Even NCIS is an infringement
67-YEAR-OLD U.S.M.C. VETERAN (NO VICTIM and NO GUN RIGHTS?)
50 YEARS AGO I was arrested for my DUI 3rd victimless offense after being Honorably discharged from the United States Marines in (1979).
DUI offenses that are non-violent, victimless, without incident, accident, or damaged party should not be an ETERNAL LIFETIME 2-A BAN! (Plenty of police officers have 2 DUI's)
Title 18 922(g)(1) Requires revision because VICTIMLESS/ NON-VIOLENT felons have no 2-A rights.
- USMC (Semper Fidelis) SGT E-5 (5811)
I just got my rights back 6 months ago I'm still not able to buy a firearm from the shop or fill out a forty-four seventy-three and have it come back accepted but from what I understand and what my paperwork says is my crimes have been set aside and I have my Second Amendment rights back so now I've hired another lawyer to find out what's going on with not being able to buy a gun legally and my charges were federal
So, I guess I have to go out, get arrested for being a felon in possession of a firearm, and fight it while I'm sitting in jail until it gets to the supreme court to get my gun rights back?
Not true, heresjohnny. Should you be a convicted felon, you have standing under the Second Amendment to make a gun purchase. Use your state's gun laws against it and by that, I mean, apply to your state's attorney General for clearance to purchase a firearm. You will more than likely be "summarily" denied but you will have started the process at the "administrative" level of your state. Even if you have to submit an "administrative appeal," you can cite the Bruen case to support your position. ¡Suerte!👈💯
Edit: if all fails, you will have exhausted your administrative appeal. You can then move to the Courts by filing your lawsuit. Remember, what you say in your administrative attempt to retain your 2A Rights must be echoed in the courts.
Edit 2: on careful reflection, you should cite the Bruen case in your initial filing with the Attorney General of your state and state that the Attorney General, under Bruen, has no right to summarily deny your application to purchase a firearm. Kinda like in your face application.
@@macduece2112 Thanks. Are you an attorney? Do you want to handle the filing if you are?
And it costs how much to go through court for felons guns rights...?
HOW MUCH DO YOU HAVE??
Ok so I'm 16 and I was charged with 3rd degree burglary and I was wondering If being a convicted felon as a juvenile would prevent me from being able to purchase firearms in the future. Any advice for what I should do?
Alright so I know a buddy of mine that was convicted with the same felony but he was charged as an adult. As long as you are not being charged as an adult once your 18 you should be good. It took my buddy a very long time to get his situated. But that's because he was an adult. After completing whatever sentence you received if I was you I would go to the court and ask for an expungement. Hope this helps!
@@JayPoster490 yea man I'm planning on using my deferred judgment since it's my first offense but I really appreciate you for getting back to me. 🤜🤛
So they complain about gun crimes that are caused by repeated criminals and yet give them the ability to keep repeating makes no scene smh
ALWAYS HAVE, PERIOD!!!, Our Founding Fathers didn't say.....SHALL NOT BE INFRINGED; 2AMENDMENT, EXCEPT, AS TO BE DETERMINED BY THE VARIOUS STATES OF THE UNION, FOR SPECIFIC CRIMES AGAINST THE STATE. No, because They knew The offender would need to protect himself and his family upon Serving his Sentence. So just Short of Murder, he strapped his Hog back on And Shouldered his Winchester Rifle, ect.
I Was Convicted in 1979 Of A Felony Can I Get My Right Back??
Where do I start
Divorce usually include wrongfully and assumed violence occurred, go hand and hand, not true and Texting your ex fiancee can be considered Stalking another ridiculous Violent charge even if you are 100 miles away, maybe you just want your things if you were living together. WHY LOOSE YOUR GUN RIGHTS because package deal in court
Furthermore...define THE UNITED STATES .
Or shall I say The United States ?
And is federal (anything) analogous to being a part of the constitutional republic ?
What happened in the act of 1871/72 ?
What is a 14th amendment citizen ?
Not me !
Consider this as notice unless rebutted .
notice to principal is notice to agent , notice to agent is notice to principal .
I bet this will get a stay until the appeal is heard.And if it makes it up to the USSC, the judge in charge of that district has to accept it. I'm hoping for GUN RIGHTS WIN, but Democrats always push for more gun control or find a way around it.
I’m hoping they won’t be able to stop it. If they try to then I’ll be forced to get a lawyer myself and file a suit. If this platform becomes big enough then they won’t just be attacking my rights they would also be attacking my livelihood and I’ll have to fight for that.
I had failure to stop for a blue light in S C in 1994 or 96 and that is what's holding me up from what understand. I'm in the process of expungement from the solicitors office as I filled out the paper work 2 wks ago, the secretary said they will get back to me soon. Also I had DUI's in the past 1994 1995 in that time frame, my point is that Anything or violation was Never violent or harmed in any way shape or form , and I have spoken to an FBI agent and she said We don't have any reason for you not to be able to purchase a hand gun or weapon it's the state of South Carolina holding something on you. Time will tell.
What about Texas ? I’ve heard a felon can have one at home for home defense but I’m not really for sure.
Yes that’s true but I believe you’ll have to file paperwork with the court first
I believe the law says after five years of release from prison or getting off of parole/probation, if one has not been in any further trouble, a felon in Texas can own a firearm in his home only. The trouble is federal law supersedes state law. Texas says yes, the US government says no. I've looked into this and I can not find any case law about it. What you can do is own a black powder weapon. They're fun, some are pretty damn powerful, and they are not even considered a real firearm by US statute.
A convicted felon can have firearms on property they reside in after 5 years of judification of that person's sentence. In Texas, They cannot transport them or take them off their property.
Only federal felons are permanently barred.
The second amendment says shall not be infringed. The forefathers put that clause in that particular amendment because of the government. Yes even back then the government was an issue. We just went through the revolutionary war. Throughout history when a felon was released from prison, he was given a horse, 20 dollar gold piece and a firearm, typically a revolver sometimes a rifle as well. The 2nd amendment is a God given right. Not a governmental right. Every law written and all the bylaws written on the second amendment is unconstitutional. That’s a fact. That’s why it clearly states shall not be infringed. 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
So, its been ruled, yet, a felon is still going to jail for being in possession, with jail time, cost of all that is astronomical. Even a black powder, is going to cost jail time etc... What's the deal? Say said individual was a non-aggravated crime, and time was discharged 40 yrs ago. Why should a person with that kind of a record, even if it was a felony, be charged with this? Also lets say said person waved their rights at 15 yrs old, not really knowing what or why he/she was really being tricked into to doing something they didn't not understand?
What about Illinois gun rights back? I have a federal drug conviction. I been out since 1997.
Hello Sir, I'm in Phoenix Arizona trying to get my rights back. And they keep denying me. I've been out of prison going on 12 years in August. I've had no contact with the law not even a ticket and also been on my job for 11 years and purchased a home last year and denying me. Any advice or direction you can point me too don't have money to get lawyer thanks?
Live in Illinois wrote a bad check payed off in 1991 court didn't take off my fill in 91 refused my card in 2023 no trouble at all called state attorney wasn't removed from record back then what can I do to get a card
You absolutely lose the right to vote when youre stripped of your 2nd amendment right....at least in Tennessee. You also lose the right to hold public office. So they kinda get the trifecta and tell you youre not a citizen of the United States any more....but theyll damn sure take taxes out of your paycheck. You dont lose the right to pay taxes.
Look up the site aside crime
So since the feeling got his gun rights back that means they're dropping background checks now
So on a federal level what motion do you have to put in to get your gun rights back
Presidential pardon is the only way back as I understand it. Federal is a different level of lost second amendment rights. As a federal felon, that’s a tough pill to swallow.
Have a non violent felony from 1984 have never been in trouble since other than traffic tickets i was only 17 at the time i truly wish we could all get out 2nd amendment back thats for sure
I got convicted as a felon at the age of 16 in the state of Alabama in 1977. I’m currently 63 years old and I haven’t had another felony. What’s some steps to hope restore gun rights
Look up on Google Alabama gun rights restoration. I believe there is a lengthy application for you to fill out and send it. From what I read it could take some time for it to process. For your age I would ask a gun rights lawyer for some tips to help push the application a little faster. Hope this helps!
You get the bell for this one big bro 💪🏿💪🏿
Thanks much more to come, I’m just starting out.
I'm a felon. Tell me how I secure my firearms rights back
Thanks for sharing these cases bro! I'm going to schedule some time with my attorney to see if I can get my day. I'm in the state of Oklahoma. I'll keep you posted on what happens so that we can share this information with the rest of your group!
I’d love to have you on the range with me one day. With that way these cases are going it seems like people are getting the right back. There aren’t the only cases just the ones I thought were most interesting.
I am a felon I need my rights back ,New Jersey sucks
In March of 2023 I was granted I.C. 35-38-9-4 expunction for dealing meth (which is considered as a major violent felony in Indiana) and I was not really dealing just a drug addict. But clean and sober for 15 years now. I have never been convicted of any crime in which caused injury or harm to another person. My FBI criminal history as of 12-12-23 shows A SEARCH OF THE FINGERPRINTS PROVIDED BY THIS INDIVIDUAL HAS REVEALED NO PRIOR ARREST DATA AT THE FBI. Indiana's criminal history report shows my dealing charge with (EXPUNGEGED beside it) on the record. I'm being denied firearms from the FBI. When I personally challenged the FBI the response is referring to the Indiana dealing meth charge (that was court ordered expunged) of imprisonment of more then a year under 18 USC 921-A-20 and 18 USC 922-G-1. Under Indiana's expungement laws pursuant to I.C. 35-38-9-10c I am a proper person which means I have the rights to firearms . What the FBI is saying does not apply to me per the expungement. I have pulled up Attorney General Curtis Hill's official opinion#2019-6 and Henry Flores official opinion update 7-1-2023. Both stating firearms rights are restored following an I.C. 35-38-9 expungement because per I.C. 35-38-9-10c I'm now a a proper person pursuant to I.C. 35-47-1-7. I paid Brad Keffer to fight this $500 for Indiana's denial (Indiana's deny due to the FBI's denial) and $500 for the FBI's denial. $1000 in total. Brad told me after working this case for four months (what I feel is a bunch of BS smoke and mirrors) The FBI sent Brad the same response as they did me (stated above) which I sent by email to Brad before the phone consultation. Brad saying my expungement must state specifically that my firearms rights are restored on the court expungement order not true per I.C. laws. My order states that the petition herein qualifies for an expungement of the arrest and/or criminal records pursuant to I.C. 35-38-9, et. seq. Is there any Attorney in Indiana that has Indiana and federal firearms rights knowledge willing to take on my case and actually fight for there client? Or is there any activist, Groups, Organizations Or law schools willing to challenge the F.B.I. and make them actually up hold the Indiana and federal laws that are written. Could someone please point me in the right direction.
Im 62, I had a meth sales conviction when I was 20, I was told its a felony for me to own or possess a firearm
Fuck yes!!!
So basically I need to file a federal lawsuit and sue the attorney general
What is the procedure to regain You're gun rights?
If they are still a danger to society why are they out? If they are out we assume that they paid the debt
So what does this mean, can felons now go to a gun store and pass a back round check now? Are back round checks done for now?
Still has to go through the Supreme Court but for now the individuals who are getting their cases in front of judges do have firearms rights
Sorry to ask but what do you mean individuals getting their cases in front of judges do have firearm rights?? I'm just very confused with all of this. @@Rightsrestored556
True I got mines back in November 2023
So we will have to fight tooth and nail legally for our rights to be restored.
What about if you have no felonies or open cases and you have a bitter baby mother who tried the restraining order route to get me arrested and not see my kids at the end of our relationship we don’t have any connections whatsoever I see my kids again court ordered as me being the plaintiff and I jus had a firearms case dismissed in mass what do you have for advice for me as I seek to get my firearms license?
I’ve been trying to get mine restored I needs help somebody please help me out
Chicago the 3 circuit and Judge reeves all ruled a felon can own guns. November 17 the Supreme Court made a decision whether they will hear the Bryan range case of felon and possession of firearm but I haven’t heard what their decision was, but everybody is saying they are going to take the case because they keep talking about the Bryan range, case, in their brief with other cases
So how do u go bout getting ur rights back
You can higher a lawyer and sue like Range, you can use the same differences as Bullock or depending on the state you can petition the court like did in the other video I made.
@@Rightsrestored556is there a way to contact you directly?
@@josen3490 on Instagram @ rights_restored
@@josen3490also in most cases a governors pardon in the offending state will restore all civil rights.
Thank you for your video.
This is a 45 year old Federal Felons case in California , can you or anyone direct me to a Lawyer?
I would truly appreciate it.
I need you're help I'm in Florida. Im adjudicated.....from a 1990 battery on LEO ......[FELONY]..My voting have been restored...Is there any chance of me getting my firearm rights back? NEED YOUR HELP
i have federal and state felony non violent can i get mine
There is also the case of Bernard Cherry out of the southern district of Illinois.
Can you give a link to the case you are talking about
What about felons in California
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
What ended up happening?
@@calvinm1866 I’m afraid to try to get a gun license in case they say no but later this year imma try to get one
I got busted with 148 lb of weed back in 95 , they passed the m.o.r.e act. Needs to get signed by the president
How will this affect voting rights in states that require you to get your gun rights back, before you get your voting rights? SOME southern states are going to be pissed off at this decision.
Not sure I’ll that’s an interesting way to look at it. If the courts are ruling that and individual don’t lose firearms rights then they shouldn’t have lost civil rights either.
God bless . Serial stalkers
Just ran across your channel, I was convicted of a violent crime 23 years ago in Dayton Ohio and lost my rights forever, this gives me hope towards getting them back. Mind if I use you as a reference for when I go to court as a successful case of rights restored?
No problem dm me on Instagram I’m from Dayton as well.
Keep digging brother ...Thank you .
What about voting rights
The greatest equalizer