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gpadilla

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POSSESSION OF FIREARM BY FELON OR NARCOTIC DRUG USER, PC29800(a)(1) California
He was offered probation but needs to plead guilty to gun possession.so can Feds come in and arrest him for the gun charges?
 
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quincy

Senior Member
You can add your legal question and the name of your state by using the "edit post" feature or by replying to thread. Thanks.
 

gpadilla

Junior Member
Federal rifle charges

My son is encarcerated on using a gun when a felon. He is being offered probation but can federal courts arrest him once he pleads guilty in a regular court case?
 

quincy

Senior Member
My son is encarcerated on using a gun when a felon. He is being offered probation but can federal courts arrest him once he pleads guilty in a regular court case?
State name?

What is the "regular court case?"
 
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gpadilla

Junior Member
Gun charges

POSSESSION OF FIREARM BY FELON OR NARCOTIC DRUG USER, PC29800(a)(1) California
H was offered probation but needs to plead guilty to gun possession.so can Feds come in and arrest him for the gun charges?
 

CdwJava

Senior Member
If he has been convicted of a felony and is in possession of a firearm, both the feds and the state can prosecute him, in theory. However, in practice it is exceedingly unusual for the feds to pursue a firearms case for simple possession of a firearm by a felon when the state can easily take the issue up.
 

gpadilla

Junior Member
In theory it would

be his second strike. H pleaded to one before 11 years ago when the person who used a gun left town and he wound up being charged. So it seems to easy for DA to want to plead out without him thinking there is an alteraor motive. Thank You
 

quincy

Senior Member
be his second strike. H pleaded to one before 11 years ago when the person who used a gun left town and he wound up being charged. So it seems to easy for DA to want to plead out without him thinking there is an alteraor motive. Thank You
Your son should be discussing all of this with his attorney. His attorney can help him understand all of the consequences of pleading guilty to gun possession (regardless of how remote some of the consequences might be).

And if your son does not have his own attorney, he needs one.
 

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