Virginia law § 18.2-308.09 outlines who is disqualified from obtaining a concealed handgun permit. It includes individuals with certain criminal convictions, mental health restrictions, restraining orders, or other legal prohibitions. The law emphasizes eligibility requirements and disqualifications based on criminal history and legal status.
Individuals with certain criminal convictions, mental health restrictions, restraining orders, or legal prohibitions are disqualified from obtaining a permit under Virginia law § 18.2-308.09.
Yes, but if they have two or more misdemeanors within five years, especially if one is a Class 1 misdemeanor, they may be disqualified unless the judge grants discretion.
Yes, individuals subject to restraining or protective orders that prohibit firearm possession are disqualified from obtaining a permit.
In some cases, such as firearm prohibitions under § 18.2-308.2, a restoration order may be obtained to regain eligibility for a permit.