Attorney Leigh provides summaries and explanations on issues in environmental law, including legal and policy changes at the state and federal levels to educate individuals and small business on changes that may impact their future.
In a major decision further limiting firearm eligibility in the District, the DC Court of Appeals ruled in District of Columbia Metropolitan Police Department v. Paul Porter, that a person who received a probation before judgment (PBJ) in Maryland and subsequently expunged the case, could still be considered "convicted" under District law — and therefore disqualified from registering a firearm.
