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My spouse was involuntarily committed for a 72 hour hold and upon release was advised she had lost her gun rights for a period of 5 years. She was told she can request a hearing to have here rights restored. My question is because we are still legally married does this also affect my second ammendment rights. This is in California
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Thanks for a great question. No, your gun rights are not affected. It would be important, however, to be sure that your guns are not accessible to your wife, as she could be charged with being in violation of the prohibition, should she have access to yours.
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