I have researched Maryland laws on the matter of CR.4.203 CJIS Code:1 5212MO/PLL on my record stemming from 11/10/2003. Official Maryland law references indicate that I have a Misdemeanor and not a Felony on my record. I have no other convictions before or after 11/10/2003. Some question/answer websites I have referenced claim CR.4.203 CJIS Code:1 5212MO/PLL is actually a felony. I need a definitive answer.
Do I have a Felony or Misdemeanor on my record?
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Fox123
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Hire a lawyer?
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If you're not an attorney...lawyer up.
Free advice and (legal) self help have a steep downside.
If you're not an attorney...lawyer up.
Free advice and (legal) self help have a steep downside.
Name Taken
Ultimate Member
It's a Misd.
Misdemeanor.
fivepointstar
Thank you MD-Goodbye
still a misdemeanor!!!
Swaged
Member
Asked on a firearms forum, is this the real question?
If asking - Having a conviction of CR.4.203, can I ever legally posess a firearm in the U.S. again? The answer is a short NO.
Unless of course you were to get an expungement.
Court records are not automatically expunged. To remove these records, you may file a petition for expungement with the court if:
• You were convicted of only one non-violent criminal act and you were granted a full and unconditional pardon by the Governor.
Copied from a previous thread--
CR.4.203 Penalty: up to 3 years in prison on first offense.
Federal law: Conviction of any state misdemeanor punishable (NOT actually punished, but could be punished) by more than 2 years in jail results in a lifetime federal firearms disability of all firearms. 18 U.S.C. 921(a)(20), and 18 U.S.C. 922.
Continued possession of any firearm after such conviction means 10 years in federal prison. 18 U.S.C 924(a)(2).
fabsroman
Ultimate Member
Md CR 4-203:
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(c) (1) A person who violates this section is guilty of a misdemeanor and on conviction is subject to the penalties provided in this subsection.
(2) If the person has not previously been convicted under this section, § 4–204 of this subtitle, or § 4–101 or § 4–102 of this title:
(i) except as provided in item (ii) of this paragraph, the person is subject to imprisonment for not less than 30 days and not exceeding 3 years or a fine of not less than $250 and not exceeding $2,500 or both; or
Looks like you are SOL regarding firearms possession.
What amazes me about this forum is how many people have legal issues that they want definitive answers to over the internet for free. There is a saying regarding this "You get what you pay for."
OP, you really should go and consult an attorney regarding your options as they pertain to firearm possession/purchase. Without knowing all the particulars, it is very hard for anybody on an internet forum to give you any advice, and then Lord only knows if the advice is right or wrong from the the people on the internet. Not saying that what has been said in this thread isn't right, but lately I have been seeing some pretty bad legal answers from some people that I do not think are attorneys.
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(c) (1) A person who violates this section is guilty of a misdemeanor and on conviction is subject to the penalties provided in this subsection.
(2) If the person has not previously been convicted under this section, § 4–204 of this subtitle, or § 4–101 or § 4–102 of this title:
(i) except as provided in item (ii) of this paragraph, the person is subject to imprisonment for not less than 30 days and not exceeding 3 years or a fine of not less than $250 and not exceeding $2,500 or both; or
Looks like you are SOL regarding firearms possession.
What amazes me about this forum is how many people have legal issues that they want definitive answers to over the internet for free. There is a saying regarding this "You get what you pay for."
OP, you really should go and consult an attorney regarding your options as they pertain to firearm possession/purchase. Without knowing all the particulars, it is very hard for anybody on an internet forum to give you any advice, and then Lord only knows if the advice is right or wrong from the the people on the internet. Not saying that what has been said in this thread isn't right, but lately I have been seeing some pretty bad legal answers from some people that I do not think are attorneys.
Have him do a biopsy of that bleeding mole, too, while he's at it.
dan8480
Gun Addict
hmm maybe he found his answer?? OP, perhaps introduce yourself?
wilcam47
Ultimate Member
Mooseman
R.I.P.- Hooligan #4
I'm to lazy to look it up. What is the charge?
K.C.Dean
Ultimate Member
Wrong category.
Based on his username, I'd guess that will be his only post.
Klunatic
Ultimate Member
I believe it is possession of a handgun in a vehicle.
Mooseman
R.I.P.- Hooligan #4
I thought two cocks getting together was okay since October.
Same for cats.
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