Virginia law § 18.2-308.013 outlines the procedures for suspending or revoking concealed handgun permits. Permits are revoked if the permit holder is convicted of disqualifying offenses or if they are involved in certain criminal charges. The law also mandates notification to the State Police and the permit holder about revocations.
A permit can be revoked if the permit holder is convicted of disqualifying offenses or if they are involved in certain criminal charges that make it unlawful to possess a firearm.
The court revokes the permit and promptly notifies the Virginia State Police and the permit holder about the revocation.
Yes, if there is a pending felony charge or certain other charges, the court may suspend the permit before a final conviction.
Convictions for disqualifying offenses or violations of specific statutes related to firearm possession can lead to automatic permit forfeiture and revocation.