Sherman Gun Charge Defense Attorneys Protecting Your Gun Ownership Rights
Texas has a reputation as a gun-friendly state. However, it still prosecutes gun crimes very harshly. If you are found guilty of a gun offense, you could stand to lose your right to carry a firearm for the rest of your life.
At Jarvis & Hamilton Law Firm, our team of criminal defense lawyers understand how serious the charges against you are. As former prosecutors, Bob Jarvis and Matt Hamilton have handled gun crimes from both sides. Armed with this knowledge, they can build a strong and persuasive case to protect your rights in the criminal justice system.
Assertive Defense For Texas Gun Crime Charges
The firm’s gun crime lawyers have successfully handled cases involving:
- Unlawful carrying of a weapon
- Possession of a firearm by a convicted felon
- Possession of a prohibited weapon
- Aggravated assault with a deadly weapon
- Disorderly conduct involving a firearm
When your rights are at stake, you can rely on them for aggressive criminal defense.
Carrying A Handgun Without A License In Texas
Texas now allows residents to carry a handgun without a license – with a few notable exceptions. Unlicensed carrying is prohibited for people who:
- Are under the age of 21
- Are at least 18 years old but are not serving in the military
- Have a criminal record
- Have a chemical dependency
- Are barred from purchasing a firearm under federal law
If the state finds you in violation of these restrictions, you face high fines, the restriction of your gun ownership rights and even jail time. The criminal defense attorneys at the firm can help you understand your rights and explain the penalties you face if convicted of a gun crime or a related violent crime.
Reach Out Now To A Texas Gun Charge Defense Lawyer
Do not leave your future and your freedom to chance. Contact Jarvis & Hamilton Law Firm in Grayson County immediately for defense against firearms charges. To schedule a free initial consultation with us, please call 903-202-0516 or send us an email.
