firearm rights

[drwho]

if the judge is found guilty of a felony, can anyone who had a case before him,file a motion to have your case reviewed ? to get your firearm rights back?

[drwho]

anyone have an answer?

[Totez]

I think we need a bit more substance to your post. But to attempt to be helpful, your best bet might not be to pose this question to a forum, but rather to a lawyer versed in firearms law, to which I would point you to forum member Gunlawyer.

Good luck.

[tl_3237]

if the judge is found guilty of a felony, can anyone who had a case before him,file a motion to have your case reviewed ? to get your firearm rights back?

Is his 'felony' conduct somehow relevant to your case specifically?

Do you have any basis to assert that the adjudication was 'poisoned' in some manner because of the 'felony'?

If not, IMO - no.

[sprrdhawk44]

if the judge is found guilty of a felony, can anyone who had a case before him,file a motion to have your case reviewed ? to get your firearm rights back?

Why did you lose your gun rights?

[drwho]

not my case , i meant any of the cases that went thru his court. judge is charged with stealing cocaine from the evidence room. i have my firearm rights.

[Veldrain]

Why would that affect anyones case?

[Gunsnwater]

Well for one thing it shows lack of good judgement. And contempt for the law. I can see reluctance to admit this due to the cost, but it sure sounds reasonable to me. I wouldn't want to be judged by crack heads and thiefs.

[bigandy1966]

I believe the cases get reviewed if the charges against the judge are related to the specific case. Like when the judge in some PA county was throwing kids and young people in jail on trumped up charges just to keep the prison full of slave labor, all cases were retried and or dismissed that were relevant to the judges corruption
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kids_for_cash_scandal

[drwho]

he is accused of using it in the courthouse,in his office