Legal Question in Criminal Law in Missouri

Restore Constitutional Rights lost from a Felony Conviction

Is there anything I can do legally to have my rights as a citizen restored? I was convicted of a Class D Felony in 1989, "a 3rd DWI within a 10 year period" there was no accident or property damage. However with this conviction on my record I can nolonger VOTE or Own a Firearm or sit on a Jury. Please Help


Asked on 1/14/00, 12:24 pm

1 Answer from Attorneys
Paul Wright The Wright Firm, LLP

Re: Restore Constitutional Rights lost from a Felony Conviction

There are things you can do. It is called expungement. However, it depends upon which state you were convicted in. Diffferent states offer differing levels of relief from a felony conviction. For California, please refer to www.elaw-online.com. This should give you all the info you need on California Expungements.

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Answered on 1/19/00, 8:46 pm


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