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boisepaw · Nov 20, 2020

Anyone have any suggestions for sympathetic Maryland attorneys that can help with firearms questions? I don't have a problem but I also don't want to be unawares of the issues I might run into here in the state.

There is a "Legal Services" section under "Industry Partners" but as best I can tell there isn't a single entry in that section.

Any ideas? Or suggestions for where to get some idea of resources available?

slsc98 · Nov 20, 2020

boisepaw said:
... There is a "Legal Services" section under "Industry Partners" but as best I can tell there isn't a single entry in that section.

Any ideas? Or suggestions for where to get some idea of resources available?

Excellent question / quest and fwiw, if possible I’d favor an atty now in private, criminal defense practice who SPENT TIME AS A MD Prosecutor ...

Not “MD specific” per se but, may be of assist: USCCA Forums: https://community.usconcealedcarry.com/?_ga=2.23133305.259366056.1605881678-1979094063.1605881678

boisepaw · Nov 20, 2020

Good suggestions.

I looked at the USCCA website and saw that they have legal insurance...which is probably worth having...but I'll have to ask them about sources of legal advice.

Peter

slsc98 said:
Excellent question / quest and fwiw, if possible I’d favor an atty now in private, criminal defense practice who SPENT TIME AS A MD Prosecutor ...

Not “MD specific” per se but, may be of assist: USCCA Forums: https://community.usconcealedcarry.com/?_ga=2.23133305.259366056.1605881678-1979094063.1605881678

GolfR · Nov 20, 2020

Stoeffer legal in Towson. Not sure if they will simply answer your questions but they are very knowledgeable.

Biggfoot44 · Nov 20, 2020

Just to be on the same page , do you mean potential regulatory issues about ownership , transport, etc , or potential issues with self defense ?

boisepaw · Nov 20, 2020

Specifically right now it would be issues of buying/selling firearms in Maryland and what the threshhold might be for when it will be necessary to get an FFL in order to stay out of trouble. I find that my hobby...buying guns...is going to need an outlet in selling guns and in my profession as a financial advisor, I can't take ANY chances about running afoul of the law.

Darkemp · Nov 20, 2020

boisepaw said:
Specifically right now it would be issues of buying/selling firearms in Maryland and what the threshhold might be for when it will be necessary to get an FFL in order to stay out of trouble. I find that my hobby...buying guns...is going to need an outlet in selling guns and in my profession as a financial advisor, I can't take ANY chances about running afoul of the law.

Lawyer will tell you that you actually need to have a legitimate established legal business in order to have an FFL issued. You are probably better off going to FFL123.

https://www.ffl123.com/

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