Arrested for a Weapons Crime?
Standing Up in Protection of Your Constitutional Rights
At Imhoff & Associates, PC, our defense team assists individuals accused of weapon crimes. We handle
a wide range of weapon crimes, including armed robbery, illegal firearm
discharge, murder, assault with a deadly weapon, and cases involving a
felon in possession of an illegal firearm. If you have been accused of
committing a weapon crime, we are here to protect your constitutional
right to bear arms. Depending on your criminal record and the severity
of the offense, you could be facing harsh penalties. Our job is to shield
you from these serious consequences.
Call (800) 887-0000 to schedule an initial consultation, at no cost to you.
Providing Skilled Criminal Defense in 49 States
Our firm has the tools and staff required to tackle criminal cases across
the country. As national criminal defense lawyers, we are well-versed
regarding the laws throughout the nation that pertain to weapons crimes.
We will do everything possible to obtain a dismissal or charge reduction
on your behalf. With vetted attorneys in 49 states, we are confident in
our abilities to assist you, regardless of the complex nature of your case.
As our client, you benefit from the following:
- A productive attorney-client relationship
- A case manager to keep you updated throughout the process
- One-time flat fees on most cases
- Passionate legal advocacy, inside and outside of court.
Do You Need a Permit to Own a AR-15?
An AR-15 is 5.56mm semi-automatic rifle that is fed by a magazine and uses
gas operation to discharge the empty cartridge and reload the new bullet.
There are multiple sizes of the rifle depending on the manufacturer, and
there are a number of add-on items that come along with the rifle. Some
of these add-on items are regulated in the United States, and the sale
of the rifle is heavily regulated in some states as well. There is not
federal law that controls the use of the rifle. The Violent Crime Control
and Law Enforcement Act of 1994, which incorporated the Assault Weapons
Ban of 1994, banned the manufacturing and importing of the rifle along
with other assault rifles, but the ban ended in 2004. The regulation of
the rifle is now left up to the states, and several state regulations
are described below:
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California
Penal Code section 12276 subdivisions (e) and (f) made it unlawful to sell
an AK or AR-15 series rifle after August 16, 2000 in the state of California.
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Colorado
In January of 2007, the Denver City Council passed a law that modified
the city’s assault weapon ban. It is legal to own an AR-15 or other
assault rifles if they do not contain a magazine with 21 or more rounds.
Have Questions? Imhoff & Associates Has the Answers.
If you have any questions about your criminal matter, our legal team can
provide you with the reliable legal counsel you need and deserve. We believe
that our clients should have the answers and information they need to
make decisions regarding the direction of their cases. Securing the most
positive case result is our end goal.
Contact our law firm to begin working on your weapon crime case.