top of page

Understanding Federal Firearm Offenses

Norfolk and Newport News Federal Gun Possession Lawyer, Chad Dorsk

Federal firearm offenses are among the most serious crimes prosecuted in the United States. The complex nature of these cases requires the expertise of a seasoned legal professional. Norfolk-based attorney Chad G. Dorsk, of the Dorsk Law Office, is an experienced Federal Defense Attorney who specializes in representing individuals facing federal criminal charges, including those related to firearms.


The Importance of a Federal Gun Lawyer

Navigating the intricacies of federal firearm laws and the rigorous prosecution strategies employed by the United States Attorney's Office demands a lawyer with extensive knowledge and experience in federal criminal defense. Attorney Chad G. Dorsk is a member of the Virginia State BAR and has a proven track record in Criminal Trial Law. His expertise spans a wide array of federal cases, from drug trafficking and bank fraud to health care fraud and immigration offenses, including aggravated identity theft, murder, and firearms offenses.


Expertise in Federal Courts

Chad G. Dorsk has represented clients in both Federal Trial and Appellate Courts, bringing a wealth of experience to each case. His in-depth understanding of federal law and his strategic approach to defense have made him a formidable advocate for his clients. When facing federal firearm charges, having a lawyer like Chad Dorsk, who is well-versed in the nuances of federal court proceedings, can significantly impact the outcome of your case.


Federal Firearm Offenses

Federal firearm offenses can carry severe penalties, including lengthy prison sentences. Common charges include:

  • Possession of a Firearm During Drug Trafficking or Violent Crime: This offense involves possessing a firearm in furtherance of a drug trafficking crime or a crime of violence. The penalties for this charge are substantial, often resulting in mandatory minimum sentences.

  • Federal Possession of a Firearm By a Convicted Felon: Under federal law, it is illegal for a person convicted of a felony to possess a firearm. This charge can result in significant prison time, especially if the individual has a history of violent crimes or drug offenses.


Case Study: Minter v. Commonwealth

An illustrative case that highlights the complexities of firearm offenses is Minter v. Commonwealth (Record No. 1739-13-1). This case underscores the rigorous standards and legal interpretations applied in federal firearm prosecutions. Attorney Chad G. Dorsk's experience in handling such cases equips him with the insights necessary to develop robust defense strategies.


Why Choose Chad G. Dorsk?

Facing federal firearm charges can be daunting, but with Chad G. Dorsk by your side, you can be assured of a comprehensive and aggressive defense. His commitment to his clients and his expertise in federal criminal law make him the ideal choice for anyone facing serious firearm-related charges. Don’t face the complexities of federal court alone—hire Chad G. Dorsk to advocate for your rights and work tirelessly to achieve the best possible outcome in your case.


FREE CONSULTATION

Call 24 / 7




Comments


bottom of page