Nebraska Gun Laws & Firearms Safety Practice Exam

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Can a person be charged with a felony for possessing a firearm in Nebraska under certain circumstances?

No, it's always legal to possess firearms
Yes, if possessing it unlawfully
Yes, but only if they have a prior felony conviction
Yes, if the firearm is unregistered

The correct answer is: Yes, if possessing it unlawfully

The correct answer identifies that a person can be charged with a felony for possessing a firearm in Nebraska if they are doing so unlawfully. Nebraska law specifies several circumstances under which firearm possession becomes illegal, including possession by individuals with felony convictions, those with certain protective orders, or those adjudicated mentally incompetent. These laws are designed to maintain public safety. While other options suggest different restrictions or absolutes related to firearm possession, they do not encompass the broad scope of circumstances under which illegality arises. For instance, the notion that it is "always legal" to possess firearms overlooks the various situations that lead to unlawful possession. Similarly, while a prior felony conviction can certainly affect one's legal status concerning firearm possession, it is not the sole criterion; other factors may also render possession illegal. The idea of "unregistered" firearms does not align with Nebraska's regulations, which primarily focus on who can legally possess firearms rather than their registration status.