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Firearm disqualifications in District of Columbia
What disqualifies you from owning a firearm in District of Columbia?
Someone in District of Columbia is disqualified from owning a firearm if they are:
- No person may possess or control a firearm in the District of Columbia unless they hold a valid registration certificate
- They are younger than 21 years old
- Has been convicted of weapon offenses
- Is under indictment for a crime of violence
- Is physically defective
- Has been adjudicated negligent in a firearm mishap causing death
- Is blind
- Has been charged under a domestic violence crime
Felony restrictions on firearms in District of Columbia
Those convicted of a felony in District of Columbia:
- They cannot possess a firearm
- They cannot use a firearm
- They cannot carry a firearm
-They cannot purchase a firearm
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