Criminal convictions and involuntary commitments can lead to the loss of a defendant's right to possess a gun.
The right to own and carry a firearm is a right guaranteed by the United States Constitution, a right that Attorney Peter Carlton fought for in the United States Marines. If you have been barred from purchasing and owning a firearm, Carlton, Hayes & Peddicord can help you pursue restoration of your civil liberties.
How we can help
- Firearm restrictions after a conviction
- Restrictions following involuntary commitment
- Reviewing eligibility for restoration
This page is general information, not legal advice. Every matter is different, and outcomes depend on the specific facts.