State and Federal Weapons Violations

Weapons Charge Defense Lawyer

The possession of a firearm can turn a simple drug charge into an extremely serious case with a mandatory minimum sentence.

For example, a juvenile had a valid permit for the gun he was carrying when he was arrested for drug delivery. Because he was carrying a firearm, conviction on the charge would result in a mandatory minimum sentence of five years in prison. Mandatory minimum sentences for possession of a firearm in a conjunction with a federal drug crime are even higher.

If you have been charged with any state or federal weapons violation, please contact weapons charge defense attorney Sally A. Frick for a free consultation.

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Attorney Frick represents clients charged with all types of violations of the Federal and Pennsylvania Firearms Acts, including violations of 18 USC §§ 922 and 924.

Felons in Possession

If you have previously been convicted of a felony, you are prohibited from carrying a firearm. A felon in possession of a firearm is a federal charge with a 15 year mandatory minimum. Because of this severe consequence, Attorney Frick does not take felony charges lightly in any area of her practice.

Don't take charges of illegal possession of a firearm lightly. Contact weapons charge defense lawyer Sally A. Frick to discuss your case and protect your future.