RonW956 wrote:carlson1 wrote:That is what I would think, but I did a quick "test" and checked #3 (I have never been arrested just a "test") and when you submit the test it comes back with "Congratulations you have been cleared to purchase a firearm."RPBrown wrote:I think #3 disqualifies you as you were convicted. But then IANAL
It will be interesting to see if one of our "attorney types" can answer this question with the law posted.
Yeah sorry guys, I think the page is boggus, those are the questions, but just for kicks I answered yes to all and still got the ok to buy a firearm...
I'll give the best answer I can. If you were convicted of a felony then NO, you will never be able to legally own or possess a firearm. A Deferred adjudication is basically a plea deal, in short, its a conviction.
Wrong. Deferred adjudication is considered a conviction for the purpose of obtaining a CHL. Federally he is fine to own a handgun, he just can't carry it on his person away from home or car.