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Justice Department Creates New Pathway to Restore Gun Rights for Some Convicted Felons

The DOJ announced a staged federal process for restoring firearm rights for certain felons under Attorney General authority.

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Justice Department Creates New Pathway to Restore Gun Rights for Some Convicted Felons

The Justice Department has created a new federal pathway allowing some people with felony convictions and related firearm prohibitions to apply for restoration of gun rights. Under the federal process, the Attorney General can grant relief under 18 U.S.C. § 925(c), and the DOJ plans to launch an application system in stages. DOJ officials say eligibility and decisions will be evaluated through an application process that includes required documents and electronic fingerprinting, with applicants receiving guidance on next steps after review.

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