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Your Old Client Files Are Sitting on a Federal Remedy: § 925(c) Firearm Rights Restoration After the DOJ Rule
Webinar: Online Via ZoomDate: December 8, 2026Time: 12:00 pm Fee: CDAM Members $40 / Non-members $50CLE: 1 CLE hour
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Session Overview
Presented by Barton Morris
Description of the event: For thirty years, 18 U.S.C. § 925(c) sat unfunded — a statutory remedy no client could actually use. That changed with the DOJ’s 2026 final rule, and the first application window is now open to a limited national pool. This session covers who qualifies, why state expungement and set-asides do not restore federal rights, and what a complete application requires: the records, the psychiatric and substance-abuse evaluations, character references, the personal statement, and the constitutional argument. Attendees receive a filing checklist and brief structure, plus guidance on counseling former clients about eligibility and timing
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