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carlson1 wrote:

ScottDLS wrote:

carlson1 wrote:

infoman wrote:Any class A misdemeanor where the person received deferred adjudication is not disqualifying if over 5 years. Sounds like your student is good to go. (assuming that's the only thing on his/her record)

Unless Family Violence which I believe is a disqyalifer for Texas LTC.

It wasn't. It was UCW or some equivalent offense.

I was responding to infoman's post that "Any Class A misdemeanor where the person received deferred adjudication is not disqualifying if over 5 years."

Question do they give "deferred adjudication" for Family Violence crimes?

A deferred adjudication for a Class A Family Violence offense is not considered a conviction by the Feds therefore not a permanent disqualifier to gun ownership. Nothing in the Texas LTC qualifiers says anything specific about family violence offenses, unless it's a federal disqualifier.

carlson1 wrote:

infoman wrote:Any class A misdemeanor where the person received deferred adjudication is not disqualifying if over 5 years. Sounds like your student is good to go. (assuming that's the only thing on his/her record)

Unless Family Violence which I believe is a disqyalifer for Texas LTC.

It wasn't. It was UCW or some equivalent offense.

treadlightly wrote:

boomstick wrote:Weapons possession. Pulled over in a car 10 years ago with pistol under front seat.

There but for the grace of Lady Luck go so many. I never get past feelings of relief and freedom when I wander the streets and pass the time with policemen, my cocked and locked .45 respectfully carried.

Of course, I don't do that all the time. I have a couple of 9mm's I favor, too.

Presumably this wasn't in Texas...or he was doing something else, because unlicensed car carry was legal 10 years ago, right?

Should be GTG if over 10 years. It's a class A Misdemeanor in Texas. Deferral is considered a conviction for LTC eligibility, but 5 years from disposition is ok.