Miami Concealed Firearm Attorneys

Call Now If You Have Been Unfairly Accused of Carrying a Concealed Firearm in Miami

Under Title XLVI,Chapter 790.06 §790.001(9) of Florida Statutes, the Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services allows individuals to obtain a conceal and carry license to carry a concealed firearm. According to Florida state law, this may include a range of firearms, so long as they are concealed from other people.

A concealed firearm may be located in places such as:

• A person’s pocket
• A belt holster, under a jacket
• The space under clothes or between a belt
• Other types of holsters concealed from the general public’s view

As a conceal and carry state, Florida gives you the right to hide your firearm from other individuals. Yet too often, responsible gunowners who did nothing wrong end up getting prosecuted for offenses involving a concealed firearm. This type of weapons charge can be very serious. A third-degree felony conviction for a concealed firearm offense is punishable by as much as 5 years in prison and up to $5,000 in fines.

Don’t let an unfair weapons charge interfere with your life by contacting a Miami concealed firearm attorney at Jeffrey S. Weiner, P.A. Our skilled legal team has over 50 years of experience, and will fight vigorously to protect your constitutional rights.

Defend your reputation as a sensible gunowner. Dial (305) 670-9919 to schedule a free consultation.

What Are My Weapon Rights in the State of Florida?

Florida Statutes Title XLVI, Chapter 790 §790.001, Subsection 1 list a specific range of weapons that may be counted as firearms. While self-defense items such as pepper spray or stun-guns do not fall under the concealed carry list, most common type of weapons are applicable under this statue.

In the state of Florida, you are legally allowed to conceal the following kinds of firearms:

• Handguns;
• Electronic weapons (or any type of electronic devices);
• Tear gas guns;
• Knives; and
• Billies.

Remember, while gun accidents happen every day, it is your constitutional right to protect yourself. Don’t let a small mistake of misunderstanding prevent you from owning a firearm, or worse, end up putting you behind bars. At Jeffrey S. Weiner, P.A., our Miami concealed firearm lawyers have the knowledge and resources to argue for you in court. We are known for a long history of securing favorable case results for clients, and have received a number of awards and commendations over the years for our legal service.