| Federal Firearms Offenses |
Congress has deemed the possession of certain firearms and the
possession of any firearms by certain individuals to be so "dangerous"
as to warrant criminal charges. The most commonly encountered
categories of prohibited weapons are: machine guns, short-barreled
shotguns and rifles, hideable guns, destructive devices and prohibited
ammunition. Congress originally "regulated" possession of these types
of firearms by use of the tax-based approach adopted in the 1934
National Firearms Act based upon the Commerce Clause. In 1986, however,
Congress abandoned this "regulatory" approach in favor of prohibiting
possession of certain types of firearms.The firearm need not be operational or loaded to satisfy the definition of a firearm. In fact, receipt, possession or transportation of firearms is unlawful whether or not the firearm is operable, or indeed whether or not the item is complete. Contact Vladimir Gagic at his Phoenix or Scottsdale offices today. Tags: Arizona Firearms Offenses Lawyers arizona criminal defense lawyer phoenix criminal defense attorney mesa arizona criminal defense lawyer east mesa criminal defense scottsdale arizona criminal defense lawyer arizona criminal defense criminal defense dui felony misdemeanor dwi driving while intoxicated driving under the influence domestic violence homicide robbery burglary and theft assault and aggravated assault post-conviction relief homicide forgery credit card fraud weapons gun offenses juvenile cases drug offenses federal firearms offenses crimes against the person sexual abuse child pornography property crimes fraud money laundering immigration crimes conspiracy and attempt mesa arizona phoenix arizona east valley arizona scottsdale arizona tempe arizona tucson arizona flagstaff arizona glendale arizona prescott arizona peoria arizona chandler arizona gilbert arizona fountain hills arizona paradise valley arizona vladimir gagic maricopa county |




Federal Crimes
Congress has deemed the possession of certain firearms and the
possession of any firearms by certain individuals to be so "dangerous"
as to warrant criminal charges. The most commonly encountered
categories of prohibited weapons are: machine guns, short-barreled
shotguns and rifles, hideable guns, destructive devices and prohibited
ammunition. Congress originally "regulated" possession of these types
of firearms by use of the tax-based approach adopted in the 1934
National Firearms Act based upon the Commerce Clause. In 1986, however,
Congress abandoned this "regulatory" approach in favor of prohibiting
possession of certain types of firearms.
