Is it considered a violent crime, if convicted felon of a violent crime has possesion of a firearm by felon?

chck604: Is it considered a violent crime, if convicted felon of a violent crime has possesion of a firearm by felon?
If a convicted felon is on parole for a violent crime and is convicted of possesion of firearm by a convicted felon. Is that considered a violent crime?

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Answer by igotdahookup29
Yes, felons are not allow to have firearms. Now they going to violent that person parole

Answer by Kel B
It’s not a violent crime. He’s breaking the law. Felons are not allowed to Own/Posses a firearm.

Answer by Kush Slayer
felons cant own a firearm

Answer by Chloe
It’s not considered a violent crime unless he uses the firearm or threatens someone with it. Now if he is just pulled over and it found then that’s not a violent crime unless of course it was used in a robbery or murder or something like that and that can be proven by ballistics. However, it is a SERIOUS offense for a parolee to be caught with a firearm and it can definitely mean prison time. The person will be very lucky if he just gets a year in the county jail.

Answer by Bill W
It is a very violent crime because of the potential. A convicted felon, on or off parole, does not have a right to even possess a firearm.