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Weapons charges in Rhode Island are taken very seriously and can lead to severe legal consequences, including hefty fines, imprisonment, and a permanent criminal record. Whether you are facing charges for unlawful possession of a firearm, carrying a concealed weapon, or a weapons-related offense tied to another crime, having skilled legal representation is crucial to defending your rights and preserving your freedom.
At the Law Office of Leah J. Boisclair, we provide aggressive and knowledgeable defense for individuals accused of weapons charges in Rhode Island. Attorney Boisclair understands the complexities of state and federal firearm laws and is dedicated to building a strong defense strategy tailored to your unique case. Our goal is to protect your rights, minimize penalties, and secure the best possible outcome for your future.
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If you are facing weapons charges in Rhode Island, don’t leave your future to chance. Attorney Leah J. Boisclair will thoroughly investigate the details of your case, challenge evidence, and provide the vigorous defense you need to protect your rights and reputation.
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In Rhode Island, a person may be charged if they carry a pistol or revolver without the proper license or permit. This can apply when the firearm is carried on the person or in a vehicle, whether it is visible or concealed. R.I. Gen. Laws § 11-47-8
Yes. Rhode Island law applies to carrying a pistol or revolver in any vehicle or conveyance without the required license or permit. A firearm found in a car, truck, or other vehicle can lead to serious criminal charges depending on the facts of the case.
Yes. Rhode Island law requires a valid license or permit to carry a pistol or revolver on or about your person, whether visible or concealed, unless a legal exception applies.
Yes. Rhode Island law includes certain exceptions, including carrying in a dwelling house, place of business, or land possessed by the person, along with other exceptions provided by statute. The details matter, so an attorney should review whether any exception applies to your case.
