Restores firearm rights for certain nonviolent felons in Maine after a waiting period.
The bill proposes to restore the civil rights of individuals previously convicted of certain nonviolent felonies in Maine to own, possess, and have a firearm under their control. Eligibility requires the person to have completed all sentences, including probation and fines, and to have waited a specified period since their final discharge. Certain crimes, such as murder, Class A crimes, and sex trafficking, disqualify individuals from eligibility. The process involves submitting a request to the Department of Public Safety, which reviews the criminal history and notifies the relevant court.
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