Felon Firearm Possession Defense

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It is illegal for convicted felons to possess firearms in California. Exceptions may apply if the felon was assisting in preventing harm. The jury will assess the circumstances, including your intent and actions. Consider consulting with a local attorney before your trial.

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I was sitting in room son in law knocks on door ask if i can help him unjam his gun so in fear of the safety of everyone in the house i took the gun took out clip slid the slide back the gun fires and i shoot my self in leg give gun back go to hospital police talk to me go to house to check the safety of everyone at the house everyone is ok 4 months later i get a letter in mail to go to court for exfelon possession of firearm i start jury trial feb 1st
They took pictures of gun it was locked and locked in a safe my son in law has license to carry
Hello ****, sorry to hear about your situation. May I know your location to provide more accurate legal information?
Southern California
Hi ****, here are some points about California law related to your situation:
- It is illegal for convicted felons to possess firearms in California.
- Exceptions may apply if the felon was assisting in preventing harm.
- The jury will assess the circumstances, including your intent and actions.
Consider consulting with a local attorney before your trial.