Recently, two individuals found themselves in trouble when they were charged with improper handling of a firearm in a motor vehicle. A conviction for such an offense can bring with it a host of consequences, including employment difficulties, immigration problems, and more, so the individuals…
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Gun laws are constantly changing due to increasing stories of firearm violence in the news and legislative measures to make communities safer. The Second Amendment of the United States Constitution protects your right to own a firearm, subject to some restrictions. If you are an…
Read More about New Law Could Impose Felony Charges on Gun Owners Whose Firearms End Up In the Hands of ChildrenAn individual in Franklin County found themselves in need of a skilled Columbus weapons lawyer after they were charged with improper handling of a firearm. A fourth-degree felony, a conviction for this offense is punishable by up to 18 months in prison, hefty fines, and…
Read More about Felony Firearm Case Pled to a Misdemeanor in Franklin CountyWhen a man in Central Ohio found himself arrested for and charged with a fourth-degree felony for improper handling of a firearm in a vehicle, he knew he needed the help of a skilled criminal defense attorney. This is what brought him to Luftman, Heck…
Read More about Felony Weapons Charge Reduced to Misdemeanor for Time ServedOn March 21, 2017, SB 199, Ohio’s new concealed carry law, went into effect. The law makes significant changes to when and where firearms may be taken. It eliminates some gun-free zones and allows for easier access to guns by members of the military. If…
Read More about Ohio’s New Concealed Carry LawAt Luftman, Heck & Associates, we’re familiar with Ohio’s concealed handgun licensing laws, and we have years of experience helping countless individuals who are facing handgun-related charges. If you’ve been charged with a weapons crime and are seeking representation, consider contacting one of our experienced…
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