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Although it is legal for the citizens of South Carolina to carry a handgun, carrying other Guns are associated with laws and restrictions. Carrying guns illegally can have negative
consequences, and you can face even worse repercussions if any misconduct has been done. Carrying any gun into gun-free zones like schools, churches, and other gun free zones can result in
serious charges that may lead to jail time or heavy punishments. South Carolina Code §16–23–10 defines the punishments and laws related to gun offenses. WHY ARE YOU DENIED THE GUN RIGHTS?
According to this South Carolina Code §16–23–10, there are very different punishments dependent on the gun you are carrying. Carrying a handgun unlawfully is an offense as well, though it
has some exceptions. In Charleston, it is a felony offense. These charges of misdemeanors may lead to up to one year of jail, and punishments for different crimes are according to their
level of seriousness. This may include a ban on possessing a firearm that may be extended to more than 1 year if you have charges of domestic violence or if you have harmed any relative.
This may result in more long-term consequences. WHEN DO YOU FACE GUN CHARGES * The following people may face gun related charges: * If you have any charges regarding domestic violence or
harming any of the following people:- parent, guardian, former spouse, to the one sharing the child custody with, or any person who is in touch with the person who has committed the crime. *
A person who has the prohibition of gun possession orders from the court, but still is spotted with a gun. * A person who is addicted to any of the intoxications and can misuse the firearm
unconsciously. * Any individual who has renounced their citizenship rights. * Any person who is a foreigner but has a firearm. There can be many other reasons for facing gun charges. But
these are some main reasons why a person faces a gun offense. YOU CAN MEET AN EXPERIENCED CHARLESTON GUN ATTORNEY TODAY An attorney can help you in knowing all the details and can also let
you know how you can restore your firearm rights. The process seems to be very complex and jumbled, which only an attorney can solve through his/her knowledge. They can let you know all
possibilities you may encounter. Contacting a Charleston Gun Attorney can be beneficial.