My last felony conviction was in 2002 I did my time and have stayed outta trouble how do I restore my rights?

My last felony conviction was in 2002 I did my time and have stayed outta trouble how do I restore my rights I had numerous drug charges and want to restore my rights I have been off parole for a year Asked by kitt 40 months ago Similar questions: felony conviction 2002 time stayed outta trouble restore rights Politics & Law > Law.

Similar questions: felony conviction 2002 time stayed outta trouble restore rights.

Each state is different, so there is not pat answer to this question. Chech the laws in the state(s) you were convicted in. If you can afford to, hire an attorney..

The only way to do this is to get a 'Pardon' from the Governor (if prosecuted by the State) or the President of the U.S. (if prosecuted by the Federal Government).

If you are trying to get your record expunged, you are out of luck - you can only get one charge removed, and it is expensive to do. Since you have numerous charges, there is no point in spending that money. If you want to right to own a gun, sorry, that is also not going to happen.

That is not a right that you can get back after being convicted of a felony. It varies from state to state about getting back the other rights - serving on a jury, running for public office, getting a professional license. You can get these back if you ask for a background investigation and a hearing granted by a judge after remaining crime free for a certain number of years - in some states 15.

My advice - get a lawyer that knows about these issues.

2 My ex-husband's brother didn't have anything restored until 8 years after he finished with parole - mainly because he had multiple convictions. He still could not hold a professional license, never can own a gun (that is good), never was able to get his record ex-punged. I think his big accomplishment was being able to serve on a jury, again.

My ex-husband's brother didn't have anything restored until 8 years after he finished with parole - mainly because he had multiple convictions. He still could not hold a professional license, never can own a gun (that is good), never was able to get his record ex-punged. I think his big accomplishment was being able to serve on a jury, again.

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