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I HAD to say it.... beware of GFSZA.....amtank wrote:As was already said save yourself the hassle and headache and get an Arizona CHL.thecico3 wrote:So if i get it sealed or expunged then i'm set? Or do i have to do that and THEN wait 5 years? ...this really sucks
The way I read is CONVICTED includes DA in the case of misdemeanors. If a misdemeanor conviction is only a 5 year disqualification, then so is a DA. A felony CONVICTION is a lifetime disqualifier, then the code goes on to say 10 years after a FELONY, DA is no longer a conviction, except for certain ones.AJSully421 wrote:ScottDLS wrote:Isn't it 10 years on a deferred felony? A misdemeanor CONVICTION is only 5 years. UCW in Texas is a Class A misdemeanor.AJSully421 wrote:10 years on any deferred unless you get it expunged, sealed, set aside, or non-disclosed.
It takes 5 years from when you get off to petition for any of those. Get Florida or Arizona.
Last I looked at 411.171(4) and 411.1711, it did not clarify felony or misdemeanor for deferred. It does seem weird that it would be more time than if convicted, but that is what I read.
411.1711 outlines certain felonies that are lifetime DQ. Only place it is mentioned.
Isn't it 10 years on a deferred felony? A misdemeanor CONVICTION is only 5 years. UCW in Texas is a Class A misdemeanor.AJSully421 wrote:10 years on any deferred unless you get it expunged, sealed, set aside, or non-disclosed.
It takes 5 years from when you get off to petition for any of those. Get Florida or Arizona.
