If you have been arrested and charged with possession of a firearm by a convicted felon, you probably do not need anyone to tell you the charge is serious. In fact, conviction on this charge carries a mandatory minimum prison sentence of three years. Various enhancements may extend that to five years — and that does not even address what you may be facing if you were still on parole for another crime.
The Law Firm to Call, 24/7, When Your Future Is on the Line
At LaBar Adams in Orlando, you can work with an attorney who has helped people facing charges ranging from DUI to murder. Experienced Central Florida defender N. Ryan LaBar will not prejudge you or take a police report at face value. He firmly believes that everyone deserves a zealous defense and recognizes that you may have:
- Carried a firearm or other weapon out of a very real fear for your own safety — which, while it may not justify your offense, should be considered in sentencing
- Been framed or otherwise unfairly targeted by police, including subjection to harassment and an illegal search and seizure
- Failed to recognize that Florida felon-in-possession laws applied to you as someone convicted in another state or as a juvenile
Turn to an Experienced Orlando Gun Possession Attorney for Vigorous Defense
It is virtually impossible to overstate your need for an experienced defense lawyer if you are facing a felony weapons charge as a prior offender. Your future prospects are on the line, and only a dedicated, resourceful lawyer can help.
To discuss your case and viable defense strategies or outcomes attainable through negotiation with prosecutors, call 866-680-4LAW as soon as you possibly can.
