Pled guilty to 4th degree assault. Gave up rights to own a firearm?

Question

When I was a juvenile, I plead guilty to assault in the 4th degree. Part of that plea bargain meant that I would give up my rights to possess a firearm. They told me that in order to get my right to own a firearm back, I would need to go back to court. Now, it;s been so long, I can't really remember the exact nature of the right I gave up. Did it take away my right to get a concealed weapons permit, or did it take away my right to purchase a firearm? If I were to attempt to purchase one at a gun store, would it show up that I'm not allowed to? What is the process of going back to court to regain my right to own a firearm? They told me the process back then, but it's been so long that I forgot.

I had my juvenile record sealed a few months ago, if that matters, and no, your juvenile record is not cleared automatically when you're 18, at least not in my state. I had to go back to court to get it cleared. It stays with you for life if you don't get it sealed yourself.

Answer 1

This may not answer your question but, Why would you want to own a firearm?

Answer 2

lol ,you know the answear , your only looking for a loop hoooooooole , Assault charge, At a young age only means that your crazy and Dont need a weapen In your hand any at any time, It may sound extreeeeeeeem, But you know as much as I know, Thats a big mistack, loloo,

well, I dont know you And I realy dont care to, but In this life NOTHING GOES AWAY-As far as a pearsons preasnt or past- it my sound not far but at the end of the day you have snaped In the past and assulted some one , and the ads are you will do It agine, I hope when you dont have  gun around, Iam not saying that your not trust worthey, but there Is for sure a worrry about you haveing a fire arm , humbel man with much to be humbel about.