Legal Question in Criminal Law in Minnesota
Would a gross misdemeanor, terroristic threats conviction affect that person's constitutional rights (ie: owning a gun)?
Asked on 12/07/15, 3:55 pm
2 Answers from Attorneys
Rory Durkin
Giancola-Durkin Criminal Defense
I am not aware of a gross terr threats. All are felonies. If you have questions call us 7634211441
Answered on 12/07/15, 7:59 pm
Samuel Edmunds
Sieben Edmunds Miller PLLC
If the conviction is really as a gross misdemeanor, then there may not be a basis for ineligibility under state law. However, there might well be a federal prohibition. Talk through the specifics with your lawyer before making any decisions.
Answered on 12/07/15, 9:11 pm
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