Minnesota Gun Rights Lawyer Lynne Torgerson won gun rights restoration from a 3rd degree drug felony conviction, and, 5th degree drug felony conviction, out of the County of Hennepin, State of Minnesota. Petitioner of now 41 years old. He is married. He has been married 5 years. His last grade attended in school was 12th. He subsequently attended Hennepin Technical College, and obtained a Certification in Automotive. He has been gainfully employed with the same employer for 10 years years. In the past, Petitioner completed drug and alcohol treatment. The Salvation Army program, and NA, were extremely helpful to him. He still attends meetings about 3 times per week. He does not use illegal drugs or alcohol. In 2001, now 24 years ago, he was convicted of 3rd degree drug possession. In 2012, Petitioner was convicted of 5th degree possession. He states that jail time made a significant impression upon him to turn his life around for the better. His life is completely different now. His loss of gun rights are the last vestige of the wreckage of his past. Petitioner now wants to participate in his family tradition of hunting, which is also protected by our Minnesota Constitution. He would also like to engage in self defense, should the need ever arise, and, carry firearms. The Hennepin County District Court, The Honorable Jane E. Maschka presiding, granted Petitioner’s Petition to Restore his Second Amendment rights.
Minnesota Second Amendment Lawyer Lynne Torgerson wins guns rights restoration from 2 drug felony convictions out of Hennepin County, State of Minnesota.
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Lynne Torgerson, Esq.
Lynne Torgerson, Esq. is a Criminal Defense and Second Amendment Rights Attorney in Minneapolis, MN, with over 30 years of experience, throughout the State of Minnesota. As the founder of her own Minneapolis based law firm, she has argued and won cases before the United States Supreme Court, Eighth Circuit, and 42 counties in the State of Minnesota. Recognized for her excellence, dedication, and defense of constitutional rights, she has been named Attorney of the Year and Attorney for the New Millennium.
