A PBJ is not a conviction under Maryland Law so it would not be a prohibiting conviction no matter what you got the PBJ for. If you got a PBJ for First Degree murder it would still not be a bar.
probation before judgement
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Wrong. As long as its pbj and not on supervised probation you are good and thats coming from personal experience.
****+1 to above post. Worrying about owning a gun should be the last thing you need to be concerned about at this point in your life. Finish up your schooling, get a good job and understand that you had a major lapse in judgement that could have ended much worse if guns had been involved. If you can't purchase a gun for a few more months with your gift cards as a result of consequences to your actions, so be it.
Everyone makes mistakes. You made one that sounds like it will not have any longer lasting repercussions but I would be lying if I didn't say that I would be hesitant to see you being sold a firearm so very soon after the incident you described that has gotten you in trouble with the law.
Good luck with whatever you decide to do.
Joseph87'
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Touché I too about 6 years ago.
SomeGuy
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When I was a kid, it was 4 feet of snow, 2 miles to school, uphill , in both directions, and this was in July.
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