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Re: Antonio Pierce facing gun charges(Burress incident)
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Originally Posted by CRedskinsRule
Yeah the point is that the registration is not transferable between states, and New York is not a state that is going to be lenient with firearms, regardless of who you are.
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Exactly. An amendment to federal law was shot down just last week that would have allowed reciprocity between states for carry-permits.
Also, Robert Morgenthau does not need this case to make a name for himself.
Here are just a few of his convictions, that Make Plax look like small fry:
Notable Cases (From Wiki)
- Mark David Chapman (1981): Chapman plead guilty to killing John Lennon
- Bernie Goetz, the "Subway Vigilante" (1987): Charged with attempted murder, assault, reckless endangerment and several gun law violations after he shot four men who were trying to rob him in 1984.
- Robert Chambers, the "Preppie Killer" (1988): After confessing to killing an 18-year-old girl, Chambers was convicted of manslaughter and served 15 years in prison.
- Central Park Jogger (1989): Five teenage suspects were convicted of assaulting and raping a woman in Central Park. The convictions were later vacated in 2002 when another man said he attacked the victim.
- BCCI (1991): The fraud investigation revealed that the bank laundered money for criminal enterprises. Morgenthau claimed jurisdiction because millions of the laundered dollars flowed through Manhattan. Ultimately, the bank was seized by international regulators, and its liquidators pleaded guilty to all charges and forfeited all of the bank's American assets.
- Sante and Kenny Kimes (2000): Mom-and-son grifters convicted of murder.
- Dennis Kozlowski and Mark Swartz (2005): The top two executives of Tyco were found guilty of stealing more than $150 million from the company they had been entrusted to manage.
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