If you like to stay up to date with gun laws, you may have heard about Washington House Bill 1562. Legislation like this can change how and when a person is eligible to petition the court to restore firearm rights after a conviction.
Why restoring firearm rights is worth understanding
In Washington, many people who have lost their firearm rights can, after a qualifying waiting period and meeting other requirements, petition a court to have those rights restored. Whether you qualify depends on the underlying offense and your record since then.
Get an answer specific to your situation
Eligibility rules are detailed and change over time, so the safest step is to have an attorney review your record. If you have questions about restoring your firearm rights in Clark County, contact us for a free consultation and we'll walk you through your options.
This article is a general overview and is being expanded — it is not legal advice about any specific bill or case.
