Q: Can I purchase a firearm after withheld adjudication on felony grand theft in Florida?
I was charged with felony grand theft of cash in 2018, and adjudication was withheld. I haven't undergone any expungement or probation changes since the charge. I'm trying to understand if I'm eligible to purchase a firearm given this legal background. I heard it might be possible despite my felony charge. Can you advise if purchasing a firearm is an option for me?
A: you should be okay but you should consider getting the file sealed
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