You should call them directly and ask.
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You should call them directly and ask.
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(3) Assault in the third degree is a class 1 misdemeanor and is an extraordinary risk crime that is subject to the modified sentencing range specified in section 18-1.3-501 (3).
Class Minimum Sentence-----------------------------------------------------------Maximum Sentence
Class 1: Six months imprisonment, or five hundred dollars fine, or both Eighteen months imprisonment or five thousand dollars fine, or both
Class 2: Three months imprisonment, or two hundred fifty dollars fine, or both Twelve months imprisonment or one thousand dollars fine, or both
Class 3: Fifty dollars fine Six months imprisonment or seven hundred fifty dollars fine, or both
Simple answer: No. You are eligible to obtain a permit. However, like Stu/Irv suggested, call and ask.
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I agree that you should just call someone and ask, but I remember someone in my class asking what kind of back ground check they do when you go and apply and the instructor said it wasnt really much different than the back ground check they do on you when you buy a gun. He's Jeffco SWAT
HTH
Good luck
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I have a call into the Sheriff's deparment and will let you all know what they say.
if you have bought a firearm since then, you should be ok.
Unless your 3rd degree assault was related to a domestic violence charge, there should be no problem.
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You'll be fine. I got my permit with an 11 year old 3rd degree assault and misdemenor criminal mischief charge. If I remember right as long as it's older than 7 or 8 years no biggie and like said above as long as it's not domestic violence. Everyone makes mistakes when they're young, just be glad it wasn't a felony or domestic violence.
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