This video from the Masters of the Law series on ReelLawyers.com
If an old criminal conviction is affecting your firearms rights, you need the assistance and guidance of an experienced firearms attorney. Attorney Guida knows all of the avenues of relief available to firearms owners and he can work to quickly restore your rights. Contact Attorney Guida for assistance with:
Firearms Licensing Review Board Petitions – You only get one chance to ask the Board to restore your right to possess a firearm. Don’t go it alone! Attorney Guida served as Counsel to the Board for over 4 years. His clients rely on his experience to guide and support them through every step of the review process.
Criminal Record Corrections – If an old criminal record is keeping you from getting your license, you need a firearms attorney with experience in the criminal court system. Attorney Guida is that attorney. As a former prosecutor, Attorney Guida knows the rules and procedures that are used to correct errors, overturn old convictions and update criminal records.
Sealing Drug Convictions – A special provision of the law allows certain drug offenders to seal their convictions in a way that restores their firearms rights. Attorney Guida has extensive experience sealing drug cases and restoring his clients LTCs.
Attorney Jason A. Guida 
hello I’m RI have you ever heard or help someone in the state of Rhode Island get your gun rights restored
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Try Attorney Keith Langer – he does work in RI
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hello I recently had my ltc suspended and my firearms confiscated I was sectioned 35 twice is it possible to get my ltc and property back I’ve been sober since the last section. It was for alcohol
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There is a process to restore your rights. However, you cannot petition the court until 5 years have passed since your most recent commitment. At that time, you should contact our office to discuss the process.
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2 old domestic case out of mass. Now an ri resident. Anything we can do?
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Domestics are very difficult to resolve – they are not eligible for expungement in MA and, in most cases, the process that leads to the conviction is proper.
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Hello,
Federal non-violent conviction in MA. Been out over 10 years. Is it possible to get gun rights restored from convicting state or lifetime ban due to it being a federal conviction? I’ve since relocated to Florida.
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Unfortunately, there is not much in the way of relief for federal convictions. Keep an eye on the current case before the Supreme Court – Garland v. Range. This case may create an avenue for you to explore in your home state.
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Hello,
Thanks for taking the time to reply back to me. I will follow that case for the end ruling.
Best Regards,
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hi I wanted to find out if I am disqualified from getting a LTC. I do have 3 CWOF on my juvenile record and 1 CWOF on my adult record. Also there is a issue with a section 12 on my medical record. But the section 12 was only signed and dated the full application was never actually completed like it say it needs to be on the application. So I’m trying to figure out if this needs to be disclosed on the application. Also I would like to know if I could retain you as counsel to help me with these issues. Thank you
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CWOFs are not prohibiting – but they may be used for suitability purposes – along with any mental health matters. GIve our office a call to discuss.
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United States v. Cherry
United States District Court, Southern District of Illinois
Feb 1, 2024
23-cr-30112-SMY (S.D. Ill. Feb. 1, 2024)
Finding that “by imposing lifetime dispossession and criminalization,” Section 922(g) “clearly imposes a significantly greater burden on a convicted felon’s right to keep and bear arms” than any proffered historical analoguesSummary of this case from United States v. Gibson
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