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Weapons Charges in New York

One of the most hotly-contested issues in our society today is that of gun control. While new laws are passed that are designed to restrict access and ownership, there are groups in existence whose very mission is to promote open access and ease of ownership. This political back-and-forth has gone on for decades, and New York's legislature is no exception.

The bottom line is that the weapons laws in New York are quite severe in certain circumstances, and more and more people are arrested for weapons charges every year. Our criminal defense attorneys have years of experience in fighting for the rights of those accused of weapons charges, and below are just a few examples of the types of cases that the firm has successfully fought for its clients.

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Trafficking/Distribution

Trafficking/distribution laws are perhaps the most severe of the weapons charges available to law enforcement entities in New York. Illegally distributing firearms of any sort is a serious crime, and can bring a felony conviction in certain circumstances. Learn More

Unlawful Use

These weapons charges are becoming more and more prevalent as communities begin to pass laws that outlaw the discharge of weapons in many areas. Depending on the circumstances that surround your situation, you could face a relatively minor sanction or a serious criminal charge, and this depends on the result of your unlawful use of a weapon or weapons. Learn More

Unlawful Possession

Weapons charges in regards to unlawful possession can result from many situations, as there are certain people who are not allowed to possess a firearm of any kind and there are other statutes that deal with the type of weapon that is legal to possess. Either of these situations can lead to serious criminal penalties. Learn More

Aggravated or Reckless Discharge

Weapons charges relating to aggravated or reckless discharge of a weapon or weapons can also be extremely serious in nature, as the word 'aggravated' means that the defendant was alleged to have discharged his or her weapon in anger or in a manner that was reckless or even depraved, and as a result lives were placed in danger. Learn More

Although the examples above are not the only weapons charges handled by the Blanch Law Firm, they represent the most common. If you are facing any sort of weapons charges, contact the firm today to schedule an initial consultation.

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