Austin Weapons Charge Defense Attorney
Weapons Charges
A conviction for a weapons charge can result in either a felony or a misdemeanor on your record. These charges can result in jail time and fines of varying sums of money. Also, depending on your prior conviction record, a conviction for a weapons charge can prohibit you from owning a weapon in the future.
The criminal defense team of Morales & Navarrete assesses each case on an individual basis and then helps their client through this difficult process. Do not assume that because you broke a rule there is nothing that you can do. There is plenty.
The Austin Criminal Defense Lawyers of Morales & Navarrete defend clients facing charges of:
- Having a sawed-off shotgun
- Illegally selling weapons
- Possessing explosives
- Carrying brass knuckles
- Possessing a switch blade
- Unlawfully carrying a weapon (UCW)
- Possessing a firearm as a convicted felon
- Modifying a semi-automatic weapon to an automatic weapon
- Carrying a concealed weapon in an airport or other public place
The charges for weapons are numerous and carry varying sentences. As a minimum, a person is faced with a Class A misdemeanor conviction but this can quickly become a third degree felony conviction.
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Austin Criminal Defense Lawyers of Morales & Navarrete to discuss your case and your defense.
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