Many Kansans own weapons. Kansans use them as tools or hunt with them. Some people collect them. Others have them for use in their protection.
Even though you have a Second Amendment Right to own and bear a weapon; that right is not unlimited. The right to carry a weapon may be limited by your personal characteristics, the manner in which you intend to use the weapon, and place in which you carry the weapon.
If you have been charged with a weapons crime or violation, call Mr. Floyd. He will defend your rights. He understands that being charged with a crime is a frustrating and daunting affair. Contact him today at 913-369-7155.
Types of Weapons Crimes
In Kansas, most weapons crimes are considered crimes against public safety. Those can be found in K.S.A. 21-6301 to 21-6313.
The most commonly charged weapons crimes are:
–Criminal Possession of a Firearm by a Convicted Felon; and
–Criminal Use of Weapons
You may also be charged with a weapons crime if you have been convicted of certain domestic violence offense, are addicted and use controlled substances, or is or have been mentally ill and subject to involuntary commitment.
Possible Punishments
Depending on the weapons charge, you could face as little as 30 day in jail or as much as 247 months in prison. These types of charges can be fact intensive and stressful. Let Mr. Floyd help you in these situations.
Contact Mr. Floyd if you have been charged with or believe you are under investigation for weapons charges contact Mr. Floyd.
