Delaware Firearm Disqualifications

Firearm disqualifications in Delaware

Someone in Delaware is disqualified from owning a firearm if they are:

Those convicted of a felony in Delaware:

Convicted of a felony or crime of violence
Convicted of sale, use, or possession of narcotic drugs
A juvenile delinquent
A juvenile delinquent who was adjusted for a conduct if an adult, would be considered a felony
Subject to a Family Court protective order until and unless that protective order is in place or is not terminated
Convicted for a domestic violence misdemeanor
Someone who is a defendant in a criminal case in which they are alleged to have committed a felony under federal or state law

A person cannot possess a firearm if they have been admitted to a mental hospital for their mental illness