Unlawful Possession of a Firearm

Michigan Gun Crimes Lawyers Fighting for Your Rights

Michigan gun laws are taken very seriously and any violation has a risk of carrying severe fines and penalties. MCL 750.234(d) specifically makes it illegal to possess a firearm on certain premises, such as banks, churches, courts, theaters, and hospitals. If convicted of possessing a firearm in one of these areas, you will be faced with a misdemeanor and possibly 90 days in jail with up to $100 in fines.

If you have ever been convicted of a felony, it’s unlawful to possess a firearm. Pursuant to MCL 750.224(f), you’ll be facing a 5-year felony and fines up to $5,000. It’s for this reason that you contact an experienced gun crimes lawyer in Michigan immediately.

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