Whether you are a firearms enthusiast, a concealed carry permit holder, or just an ordinary citizen, circumstances can arise that result in criminal charges.
Many people find themselves charged for using a firearm in self-defense, and other times, they are simply due to a misunderstanding of the complex laws concerning the proper storage and handling of firearms. When this happens, many turn to William W. Stanton VII to represent them, keeping them out of trouble and preserving their Second Amendment rights.
Common Firearm Violations in Virginia
Firearm-related violations cover a broad range of offenses, from improper storage and transportation to using a firearm in a crime. These charges can result in severe penalties, including fines, imprisonment, and the loss of firearm ownership rights. Even minor infractions may carry significant consequences. Some violations include:
- Possessing an unregistered gun
- Being a minor with a gun in your possession
- Being a felon in possession of a gun
- Having a loaded firearm in a vehicle
- Illegally transporting weapons
- Possessing a weapon without a permit
- Intentionally/recklessly discharging a weapon
- Brandishing a firearm
- Assault with a deadly weapon
Major legal insurance networks have also preapproved William W. Stanton VII to represent individuals charged with firearm-related offenses.
At Stanton Law, we are committed to providing strategic representation to help you achieve the best possible outcome. Whether you’re dealing with a misunderstanding or a serious allegation, our expertise in firearm cases ensures that your rights and freedoms are defended.
Firearms FAQs
How can Stanton Law defend against a firearm charge?
We challenge the legality of searches, prove lawful possession, or highlight procedural errors by law enforcement.
Can Stanton Law help restore firearm rights after a conviction?
Yes, we assist with petitions to restore firearm rights for eligible clients.