Legal Question in Criminal Law in Ohio
Relief from weapons disability process
The question is how to pension the court for relief from weapons disability? Do I need an attorney to complete the process? Are there any forms needed to be filled out? The question I have has been asked at my area courts, city attorneys, Legal aid, and clerk of courts for the city I'm in (Dayton, Ohio). I have not gotten an answer of any sort. The people on the other end of the phone act like I'm the only person to ask this question about this process. I want to do the process legally and any info would be very helpful. Thank you for your time.
2 Answers from Attorneys
Re: Relief from weapons disability process
The answer to your question depends on the nature of your legal disability. That is why you are getting strange reactions to your questions. It is the disability that needs to be removed not "weapons disability" Please write and tell me the nature of the "legal Disability". Good Luck DC 216 861-0660
Re: Relief from weapons disability process
You make a motion to the judge who sentenced you on the felony charge. The Motion is called "Motion for Relief From Disability".
I can make the Motion for you for a charge, I can appear for you or not appear for you. Call me if you want:
Joe Jacobs 215-952-1990 / 216-227-0900
Related Questions & Answers
-
Violation of civil protection order Can you please tell me what is the penalty for... Asked 10/06/03, 11:08 am in United States Ohio Criminal Law
-
Confused about meaning of charge What does the charge ''Complexity to commit... Asked 10/04/03, 1:37 pm in United States Ohio Criminal Law
-
Gun law will a felony four keep you from buying a gun if the judge gave you a flat... Asked 9/25/03, 3:29 pm in United States Ohio Criminal Law
-
Thin skull doctrine The thin skull doctrine applies to civil cases, is there an... Asked 9/25/03, 2:38 pm in United States Ohio Criminal Law
-
First offense cocain possesion I am an alcoholic that suffers from blackouts. One... Asked 9/20/03, 12:30 am in United States Ohio Criminal Law