Non Violent Felony and Permit to carrry

[Farmritch]

I have a friend who has a Non violent felony that they got when they were 22
Anyone know a Lawyer in or around the South Bend area they can talk to?

or would it be better to chat with someone down state?

Thanks

 

[Kutnupe14]

I don't know anyone in that area, but if he wants his right to carry back. I'd tell him to pack up, head to Carmel, and talk to Guy Relford. "Titanium Frost" here.

 

[VUPDblue]

I don't know anyone in that area, but if he wants his right to carry back. I'd tell him to pack up, head to Carmel, and talk to Guy Relford. "Titanium Frost" here.

Guy is "Tactical Firearms Training". TF is someone else

 

[Kutnupe14]

Guy is "Tactical Firearms Training". TF is someone else

Well dang, im all confused then. OP what VU said

 

[vitamink]

It's easy to confuse.

Guy Relford is TFT...TF is who helped put a down payment on TFTs private jet.

 

[WebSnyper]

I don't know anyone in that area, but if he wants his right to carry back. I'd tell him to pack up, head to Carmel, and talk to Guy Relford. [STRIKE]"Titanium Frost"[/STRIKE] Tactical Firearms Training here.

FTFY

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[ModernGunner]

We have a few excellent lawyers right here on INGO. I'm not sure how much help they could provide, or what they could accomplish, but it couldn't hurt to make a few inquiries.

AFAIK, as far as carrying a firearm, your friend is most likely SOL. However, things may have changed in the last few months or years.

 

[MCgrease08]

Second Chance Law

In 2011, the Indiana General Assembly passed legislation permitting individuals to seal portions of their criminal record, which was revised and condensed in to Indiana Code 35-38-9 effective July 1, 2013. If successful, any case that has been restricted will not show up on a criminal history check by noncriminal justice organizations or individuals. Criminal justice agencies like the court, prosecutor and police continue to have access to*all information. Please note: Although this has been nicknamed an "expungement law," Indiana's Second Chance Law only restricts access to criminal records*It DOES NOT forever erase or expunge one's criminal history.

 

[AA&E]

Second Chance Law

From the sounds of that quoted portion, I'd say nothing erases part mistakes from the eyes of the law. Only prospective employers and public record checks...

 

[joncon]

You can apply for a Governors pardon. At one time You could apply for a Release from firearm disabilities, but they have since dropped that program.