Doesn’t apply to a Bad Conduct discharge. He could have answered “no” and could have still lawfully bought a firearm... unless his domestic violence conviction had been flagged. It wasn’t.
“Doesn’t apply to a Bad Conduct discharge. He could have answered “no” and could have still lawfully bought a firearm... unless his domestic violence conviction had been flagged. It wasn’t.”
It looks that way. Thanks!
18 U.S. Code § 922 - Unlawful acts
https://www.law.cornell.edu/uscode/text/18/922
Types of Discharges...
https://themilitarywallet.com/types-of-military-discharges/
So the next question is, if Kelley fractured his baby’s skull, how did he get away without a dishonorable discharge (worse than a bad conduct discharge, see “types” above)? Little family $influence there, perhaps?
On why I posted this, we needed to know. The question would have been repeated, until the truth was found and disseminated.