Possession Of A Weapon By A Felon
I am Grand Rapids weapons charge attorney James K. Champion. Contact my Michigan criminal defense law firm online to schedule a free consultation regarding your right to carry a firearm.
Felon In Possession Of A Weapon In Michigan
After a felony conviction in Michigan, it is illegal to do many things with a firearm, including:
- Transport a firearm: You cannot even have a friend in your vehicle with a firearm who is moving it from one place to another.
- Possess a firearm: You are not allowed to own or carry a firearm.
- Use a firearm: It is illegal for a felon to fire a gun.
- Sell firearms: It is illegal for a felon to be involved in the sale of guns and some other weapons.
- Receive firearms: It is illegal for you to receive a gun from another individual, even family.
Participating in these activities within three to five years of a felony conviction can result in serious consequences, including up to five years in prison and fines costing you thousands of dollars. I will strive to build a solid defense for your case and fight the prosecution at every turn.
Creating A Solid Defense Immediately
It is important to consult with a skilled weapons crime attorney before speaking with any law enforcement officials. I will be able to investigate the matter to determine if the police had any right to stop you, if you were actually in possession of the weapon and help you to not incriminate yourself.
Talk To An Experienced Grand Rapids Weapons Charge Lawyer Now. It’s Free.
To schedule a free, telephone or in-person consultation regarding your felon in possession charges, call 888-723-0075 or contact my Michigan weapon crime law firm Law Office of James K. Champion, PLLC, online.