Can a Person Under Disability Carry a Gun in Ohio?

There are certain qualifications that prevent millions of American (including Ohioans) from owning a gun. In Ohio, the state calls these disabling conditions. We may start with this…the Second Amendment to the United States Constitution, gives American citizens the right to own and carry a firearm, subject to certain limitations.

However, it is noted here that Ohio law restricts the possession of a gun when a disabling condition exists on the part of the possessor. So what can we derive from that? What does having weapons while under disability mean? It simply means the defendant possessed a weapon, despite being prohibited from doing so.

If you or a loved one received a charge for having weapons while under disability, immediately call Akron Weapons Defense lawyer Jon Sinn. Attorney Sinn will look at every aspect of your charge and fight it vigorously. Count on Akron defense attorney Jon Sinn to rationally sort things out by calling (330) 431-0160. You will see him on the web at sinnlaw.com.