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Lautenberg Amendment. Amendment to Gun Control Act Felony for anyone convicted of a crime of domestic violence to possess or receive firearms or ammunitionNo military or law enforcement exception. Lautenberg Cont.. Does not apply to major military weapons systems and crew served weaponsIncludes conviction in GCM or SPCM for crime of domestic violence (military/DOD interpretation) Commanders may not routinely screen their Marines for convictionsMarines will be screened for DV conviction prior to entry into the Corps. .
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2. Lautenberg Amendment Amendment to Gun Control Act
Felony for anyone convicted of a crime of domestic violence to possess or receive firearms or ammunition
No military or law enforcement exception
3. Lautenberg Cont. Does not apply to major military weapons systems and crew served weapons
Includes conviction in GCM or SPCM for crime of domestic violence (military/DOD interpretation)
Commanders may not routinely screen their Marines for convictions
Marines will be screened for DV conviction prior to entry into the Corps.
4. Lautenberg Cont. Applies both CONUS and OCONUS
Temporary exemption for deployed Marines
Can process Marine with DV conviction for separation
May be eligible for retention
Reference ALMAR 290-98/MARADMIN 186/03
5. Lautenberg Cont. Expungments, restoration of civil rights or pardons allow a Marine to continue with his/her career
Not all states allow expungements (TX)
Pardons are rare
The time to save a career is prior to conviction (deferred adjudication, etc.)
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Arizona law provides for vacating a judgment of guilt and dismissal of charges under Arizona Revised Statute (A.R.S.) 13-907.
Domestic violence offenses, as defined under Arizona law, are designated with the letters "DV" in the caption of the offense and may include statute number A.R.S. 13-3601 in the description.
To expunge a misdemeanor conviction, an application requesting that the judgment be set aside must be sent to the judge, justice of the peace or magistrate who imposed the sentence, or their successor. Each jurisdiction will have their own forms and may require an affidavit from the service member (SM) . The SM need not appear in person. Pardons can only be granted by the Governor.
It should take no more than 3 weeks from receipt of the application for the judge to grant or deny the request.