Category Archives: Weapons Possession
Understanding the Limits of Pennsylvania’s Open Carry Law
In Pennsylvania, residents’ right to own and possess firearms is protected by state law. However, there are regulations governing how and where firearms can be carried, either openly or concealed. State law generally allows for open carry, meaning that individuals who are legally permitted to possess a firearm may carry it visibly in most public… Read More »
Frequently Asked Questions About Pennsylvania’s Gun Laws
The state of Pennsylvania has many laws regulating ownership and purchase of firearms in the state. Below are answers to some of the most frequently asked questions our attorneys receive on this important issue: Q: How old must I be to legally possess a firearm in the state? The minimum age for firearm possession… Read More »
Weapons Possession as a Criminal Activity in Pennsylvania
Although the Second Amendment protects your constitutional right to bear arms, regulations limit your ability to own or possess dangerous weapons such as rifles, pistols, handguns, semiautomatic weapons, machine guns, knives and other dangerous artillery without the appropriate permits. If you are charged with a gun crime, you need a Philadelphia gun charge attorney… Read More »