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While the right to bear arms is protected by the U.S. Constitution, there are still gun crime laws and restrictions that can limit whether you are legally able to own and use firearms. Violating these laws can come with harsh gun crime penalties, such as jail time, fines, and a permanent record. A skilled Montgomery gun crime lawyer can help you defend against criminal charges and pursue minimized consequences.
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Attorney Terry Luck is a skilled criminal defense lawyer with over 30 years of experience in the Montgomery legal system. He knows the local judges, prosecutors, and court system, which he uses to help you navigate the legal landscape and to tailor his arguments to individual cases. In Montgomery, gun crime cases are often heard at the Montgomery County Courthouse at 251 S Lawrence Street.
Not only does Terry Luck have experience with state-level offenses, but he has worked on a number of federal cases as well. He has 28 active capital cases and is not afraid to take on complex or high-stakes cases.
Whether you have been charged with a crime related to illegally possessing or carrying a weapon, or have been accused of using a gun to cause violence, Luck Law, LLC, can help. We defend against a variety of gun-related charges, including:
The penalties associated with a gun crime conviction can be life-changing. Some of the most common types of penalties convicted offenders face include:
The specific penalties depend on several factors, including the specific crime you are convicted of, whether you have prior criminal convictions, and whether there are any aggravating or mitigating factors that impact the seriousness of the case.
The impact of a gun crime conviction can last for years, impacting nearly every aspect of your life. Because of this, it is important to work with a Montgomery gun crime lawyer who can help you avoid or minimize these penalties.
Gun crime cases can move quickly, as law enforcement often begins gathering evidence immediately. They may question you, search your property, and analyze the scene of the crime. However, it is important to know that you do have rights that deserve to be protected. Often, protecting your constitutional rights can even limit the evidence law enforcement can find against you.
One of the most important steps to take immediately after an arrest or during an investigation is to hire a gun crime lawyer. A Montgomery gun crime lawyer can explain what you should do to protect your rights and your future. They can also communicate with law enforcement on your behalf, which can protect you from accidental self-incrimination.
The amount of jail time you can get for a gun crime in Alabama can range significantly based on the specific type of offense, your criminal record, and the circumstances of the case. For example, possessing a firearm with a felony record or domestic violence conviction results in a jail sentence of as much as 10 years. A Montgomery gun crime attorney can explain the specific sentence range associated with your charges.
No, a convicted felon generally cannot possess a gun in Alabama. There are very limited exceptions to this law, such as if a felon receives a full pardon and has their civil rights restored. In Alabama, even certain misdemeanor offenses can mean you are unable to possess a gun, such as if you have a misdemeanor domestic violence conviction.
Yes, a gun crime can be a federal offense. An offense may be federal if it involves violating specific federal laws rather than Alabama laws, using a gun during another federal crime, or involving multiple states or countries, such as in a gun trafficking offense.
Federal cases can be complex, following different laws and court proceedings compared to a state-level offense. It is important to hire a gun crime lawyer with federal experience, such as at Luck Law, LLC.
Yes, it is possible to get your gun rights restored after a conviction. However, this process is not simple or automatic. Only certain offenders are eligible, such as non-violent offenders who have completed their sentence and a waiting period. Restoration of gun rights is rarely possible for individuals convicted of high-level felonies or violent crimes.
Being charged with a gun crime can be scary and overwhelming. But it is important to know that there is a way forward. At Luck Law, LLC, we can help you protect your rights and defend against your charges. Contact us today to speak with a knowledgeable gun crime lawyer in Montgomery.
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Luck Law, LLC
Tiernan (Terry) W. Luck, III
529 South Perry Street
Suite 22
Montgomery, AL 36104
Terry Luck has litigated and handled cases involving millions of dollars in dispute. If you are represented by a billboard or TV Lawyer, contact Terry Luck to clean up their mess and manage an aggressive defense.
The Law Offices of Tiernan (Terry) W. Luck III serve Montgomery County, Pike County, Dallas County, Macon County, Lee County including Montgomery, Troy, Pike Road, Shorter, Selma, and Tuskegee.
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