Minnesota Second Amendment Lawyer Lynne Torgerson wins guns rights restoration from juvenile mental illness judicial commitment as a child out of Stearns County, State of Minnesota.

Minnesota Gun Rights Lawyer Lynne Torgerson won gun rights restoration in Stearns County, from a mental illness commitment occurring when Petitioner was approximately 13 years, in the State of  South Carolina.  Petitioner is now 26 years old.  She is not married.  Petitioner was born in Minnesota.  She grew up in South Carolina.  Petitioner was adopted.  Her adoptive parents were abusive, and mentally unwell.  When Petitioner was 13 years old, her adoptive mother had her judicially committed as mentally ill.  Petitioner had taken an excessive amount of prescription medication, in the attempt to be rescued from her adoptive parents.  She was diagnosed with bipolar disorder.  A judicial commitment results in a life time ban on possession of firearms.  When Petitioner was 17, Petitioner moved back to Minnesota.  Petitioner is gainfully employed as a semi truck driver, and has been so employed for 7 years.  Petitioner does not use illegal drugs.  She has had no symptoms of bipolar disorder since leaving her adoptive parents, and believes said diagnosis was incorrect.  Petitioner has no criminal record.  A treating nurse of Petitioner submitted a letter on behalf of Petitioner, stating that in her opinion, Petitioner would be safe owning firearms.  The Stearns County District Court, the Honorable Mary B. Mahler presiding, finding good cause, granted Petitioner’s Petition to Restore Second Amendment Rights.