The Trump Department of Justice has introduced proposed policy changes that would allow actor Mel Gibson, alongside others with felony records, to petition for the restoration of their gun rights. This initiative follows increasing discussions about the impact of lifetime prohibitions on firearms ownership for those who have served their sentences, raising questions about public safety and second chances.
Gibson, who has faced legal troubles including a misdemeanor domestic violence charge, remains a notable figure among those seeking to regain their rights. An attorney from the Department of Justice previously cited Gibson’s past, but the new proposal may offer hope to many former offenders who have maintained clean records for over a decade. The broader implications of this potential policy shift highlight the ongoing debate around criminal justice reform and individual liberties in America.
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