Uniform Firearms Act – Sec 6105 – Misdemeanor vs. Felony
A person who illegally possesses a firearm as a prohibited person normally commits a felony under Section 6105 but there are exceptions
A person who illegally possesses a firearm as a prohibited person normally commits a felony under Section 6105 but there are exceptions
Unlike the charge of Section 6105, the prosecution must establish more than just the mere possession of the handgun or firearm
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