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Here's why Louisiana adults won't be able to carry a concealed handgun without permit. Louisiana adults will have to wait at least another year to be able to carry concealed weapons without a permit or training after Republican Oil City Rep. Danny McCormick pulled his bill rather than have it amended Tuesday.

In Louisiana, it is not a criminal offense to possess a gun 10 years after you complete your sentence. The sentence includes any and all probation or parole requirements. This means that ten years after the completion of your sentence, you may possess a gun under Louisiana law.

A Louisiana gun bill of sale is a document used to prove the legal sale of a firearm was executed between a dealer and buyer or between two (2) private parties. It includes identifying details about the firearm, buyer, and seller. The form requires the signatures of two (2) witnesses in front of a notary public.

In conclusion, gun rights can be restored in Louisiana under state and federal law after a felony conviction as long as (1) the conviction is not for a crime of violence, (2) 10 years have passed since completion of the sentence, and (3) the conviction is expunged.

What's important in these cases is that the convicted felon is not in possession of the firearm. However, you can be guilty of constructive possession if the following are true: The felon knows that the firearm was in the home. The person had the ability to maintain control over the firearm.

Normally, an expungement of the arrest and conviction does not restore gun rights, and the 10-year cleansing period applies even after an expungement is granted. Further, under penalty of federal law, any Louisiana felony conviction usually permanently bars you from purchasing or possessing a firearm.