Who is Prohibited from Buying a Weapon in New Jersey? by Adam M. Lustberg скачать в хорошем качестве

Who is Prohibited from Buying a Weapon in New Jersey? by Adam M. Lustberg

Who is Prohibited from Buying a Weapon in New Jersey? by Adam M. Lustberg New Jersey gun laws impose strict rules on who may legally purchase, possess, or own firearms. Many people face serious consequences when they apply for a Firearms Purchaser Identification Card (FPIC) or a Permit to Purchase a Handgun and discover they are disqualified under New Jersey Statutes Section 2C:58-3. Age restrictions alone prevent anyone under 18 from receiving an FPIC and anyone under 21 from obtaining a handgun permit. Lustberg Law Offices, LLC 1 University Plaza Dr #212, Hackensack, NJ 07601, United States (201) 880-5311 https://www.lustberglaw.com/blog/who-... https://www.google.com/maps?cid=17248... Gun ownership is also prohibited for individuals convicted of crimes, disorderly persons offenses involving domestic violence, or those subject to domestic violence restraining orders. The law further restricts applicants with substance abuse issues, controlled dangerous substances convictions, or prior unlawful possession of firearms. These rules often lead to permit denials and weapons offenses that may require immediate legal action. New Jersey also enforces additional firearm bans under New Jersey Statutes Section 2C:39-7, which permanently prohibits possession of firearms or ammunition for individuals convicted of aggravated assault, kidnapping, robbery, and related offenses. Even attempts or conspiracies tied to these crimes can result in disqualification. Ammunition possession prohibition remains one of the state’s broader enforcement measures beyond federal standards. The Extreme Risk Protective Order Act (ERPO), also known as the Red Flag Law, allows family members or law enforcement officers to petition the Superior Court of New Jersey for firearm restrictions. Courts may order seizure of weapons, revoke permits, and prevent purchasing or possessing firearms while the ERPO remains active. The Firearms Applicant Registration System (FARS) requires applicants to submit materials through local police or the New Jersey State Police. This includes fingerprinting through IdentoGO, references, and mental health record consent. Applicants denied under these standards may seek review through a Superior Court petition under N.J.S.A. 2C:58-3(c). At Lustberg Law Offices, LLC, Adam M. Lustberg provides defense for clients facing unlawful possession charges, Graves Act violations, and certain persons offenses. As a New Jersey Supreme Court Certified Criminal Trial Attorney, he represents clients in Bergen County Superior Court, Hackensack Municipal Court, and communities throughout Bergen County. Adam M. Lustberg, a graduate of Seton Hall University School of Law, brings decades of experience handling complex firearm-related cases. His background includes work with the Essex County Public Defender's Office, the Juvenile Justice Clinic, and active membership in the American Bar Association, New Jersey State Bar Association, Bergen County Bar Association, Hudson County Bar Association, and the Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers of New Jersey. For those facing gun charges, weapons offenses, or Red Flag Law proceedings, legal defense becomes critical. Call Lustberg Law Offices, LLC at (201) 880-5311 for a free consultation and speak with Adam M. Lustberg about your legal options. What will disqualify you from buying a gun in NJ? What disqualifies you from owning a gun in NJ mental health? What are the exceptions to NJ's gun laws? Why do you get denied for a gun?