18 U.S.C. 922(g)(4) bars gun possession by, among others, anyone "who [has] been committed to a mental institution" - apparently at any time in the past. Is there any procedure through which people who have been (properly) committed to a mental institution may have that somehow set aside or vacated for 922(g)(4) purposes, on the grounds that enough time has elapsed, and that there is no reason to question their mental health now? Thanks,
Eugene
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