Legal Question in Criminal Law in Arizona
Basic Rights
Almost 10 years ago, I received a DUI which was not my first. I ended up pleading to a Felony Endangerment charge at that time. There has been nothing on my record since that time and I have long ago completed all the court requirements. However as a result of the felony my basic rights to vote and bear arms were taken away. How do I get my rights reinstated?
Thanks for your help.
Asked on 10/30/03, 6:27 pm
1 Answer from Attorneys
Mark Lazell
Mark Lazell P.C.
Re: Basic Rights
Move to vacate conviction. Move to restore right to bear arms. Contact A.T.F. to reinstate federal right to bear arms.
Answered on 10/30/03, 7:10 pm
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