leon county probation laws regarding firearms?
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contact your local states attorney office
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my   brother  is  a  state  prisoner,  for  not  reporting  to  his  probation   officer. my  son  is  in  county  jail,  for  having  a  meth  pipe,  and  fighting  with  his  wife. shes  in  there  too,  for  the  same   charges.
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daviesscountyky.com\npull up the sheriffs dept. to get ur answer
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nope.\n\nex felons in the u.s. are not allowed to own or be in control of any firearm.\n\n(Edit: As a side note in reponse to an answer given after mine, in most states ex felons ARE allowed to vote after completion of their sentence.)
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Juveniles under the age of 21 are forbidden from carrying a handgun.  Florida also will not recognize licenses from other states for individuals under the age of 21.\n\nEDIT: I realized that the CCW reciprocal recognition program applies only to actual CCW permits.  You're asking more broadly about carrying a weapon in a car, but I don't think the rules change - though, interestingly, there was a significant Supreme Court dispute years ago about whether the federal word "carry" included possession of a weapon in a car or only on a person.  Regardless, I wouldn't recommend it, unless you can find an extremely specific legal verdict that directly allows juveniles to transport weapons.
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www.hopkinscountytx.org/probation.htm
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No, no, no that is all wrong.  Convicted felons can vote and can hang with other convicted felons (just not while they are on probation or parol).  You are right a convicted felon cannot own a gun (big deal).  Other than that, its life pretty much as usual.
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FL is joining Texas and Georgia as shoot first states.  Basicaly, you can shoot without a warning shot.  If you fire a warning shot, do not hit someone else or you will be charged with reckless endangerment (usually 2-5 years prison time).
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You could call the sheriffs office and ask. That's what i would try first.
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If you are not a felon, and the gun is legally registered to you then there a several things that will happen.  First if you shoot someone you will go to jail period.  You will probably be released on bail and have to go to court.  You will most likely be found not guilty of criminal charges unless you are carrying the gun illegaly.  The main problem is that even if you are aquitted of the charges and your gun is returned to you, you will still most likely be sued by the victims family or even the victim in civil court.  You will most likely loose, and have to pay them money even if they committed the crime and not yourself.  I was taught this in a handgun course for carrying a weapon.  I live in TN. and we are allowed to carry a gun if you pay and have no felonies.
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that is not up to florida but up too the fbi. they did a background check on him and the mental problem wasn't on record. if you are concerned call your local fbi office and they will have it revoked it will go on file and he will have to give up his permit.also he will never be allowed to own a hand gun again. problem solved.
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Its likely you'll never get back the privilege of owning a gun.  In most cases, once a felon, always a felon.
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You know you can find out online.\nyour county's sheriffs dept might have a web sight.
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I would get in touch with the Probation/Parole Department of the county that you were convicted in. Even if they cant do it, they can give you more info.
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There was Morton Grove, IL, a Chicago suburb which outlawed handguns.  Kennesaw, GA passed an ordinance requiring gun ownership.  Gun control ONLY works on the law abiding anyway!
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They won't even go to trial!  The local DA will review the case after the department or State Police conducts an investigation.  Everything I have read shows that SHE shot first.  Whether she was 92 or 18, she shot first and the police responded with the same level of force.  Justified shoot with no legal recourse.  Local DA will go with whatever decision the investigating PD recommends.  Lesson learned for Grandma.....Don't bring a rusty wheel gun to a semi-automatic weapon firefight.