Deferred Adjudification of a Close Relative; am I affected?

[joe817]

Phew. This is difficult for me. I have a close relative that has served 2 years out of a 3 year probation. The charge is a 2nd degree felony(drug possession). The relative is under deferred adjudication, and has served 180 days in a county supervision facility, and was in some sort of county rehab program while under county supervision. this person is a model citizen nowdays, and goes to every probation meeting, has not failed a UA test since getting out of community supervision.

I have 3 questions:
1. Does this jeopardize my chance for getting a CHL?
2. Is this person put in jeopardy when they come over to visit me, knowing I have firearms in the house?
3. Is this person put in jeopardy if they ride in my vehicle when I have a weapon with me, and I am driving?

I am totally out of my environment when talking about this subject, as I know nothing about these kinds of things.

Any responses would be appreciated. Please feel free to PM me if needed.

Joe

[Crossfire]

1. Does this jeopardize my chance for getting a CHL?

No, you are not held responsible for the actions of your relatives

2. Is this person put in jeopardy when they come over to visit me, knowing I have firearms in the house?

No, as long as he does not have access to them.

3. Is this person put in jeopardy if they ride in my vehicle when I have a weapon with me, and I am driving?

No, as long as the firearm is under your control.

[joe817]

Thank you crossfire, for your prompt reply. I can sleep easier tonight.