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Long Island Weapon and Gun Possession Defense Lawyer
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Long Island, New York Gun Laws
In New York, an individual needs to obtain a permit to own certain types of guns. Out-of-state permits are not valid, and a separate permit is needed to transport a gun into New York City. An individual who carries a gun without a permit can be charged with illegal firearm possession. They can also be charged if they have a permit but take their gun to a place where firearms are prohibited, such as school grounds.
New York has some of the strictest gun laws, and if an individual is convicted of illegally possessing a firearm they face harsh penalties. If you have been charged, it is imperative to contact a skilled lawyer immediately. At The Law Offices of Scott Gross, P.C., we have over 13 years of experience providing top-quality legal advocacy to individuals facing criminal charges. We are well-versed in New York gun laws and can guide you through the legal process for this offense.
If you need an experienced advocate on your side, call us at (631) 714-7894.
Penalties for Illegally Possessing a Firearm
Most firearm possession charges are felonies punishable by at least 1 year in prison and steep fines. Penalties increase if the individual has a previous criminal history or used the gun in the commission of another crime. Our Long Island firearm attorney can help you understand the laws that govern firearm possession and the consequences you face if convicted.
At The Law Offices of Scott Gross, P.C., we will work closely with you to develop a legal strategy to fight the charges against you. Your freedom is at stake, and we will work hard to ensure your rights are protected.

Written By Scott Gross
Scott Gross is the founder and lead criminal defense attorney at the Law Offices of Scott Gross. In 2006, Mr. Gross was appointed as an Assistant District Attorney in Suffolk County, New York. Scott Gross has handled thousands of criminal cases at all levels, many of which were high-profile matters followed by various media outlets. Because of his experience in Suffolk County, Mr. Gross is highly-skilled in defense trial techniques and rules of evidence for individuals facing criminal charges.
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