Why wasn't she charged with a crime?

[esshup]

www.msn.com/en-us/news/crime/police-took-possession-of-e-jean-carroll-s-unregistered-gun-after-her-testimony-in-trump-defamation-trial/ar-BB1lxGDd?ocid=UE03DHP&pc=EUPP_UE03&cvid=e5ab18393aa248a4b8b73432fdeece5c&ei=30


Police took possession of E. Jean Carroll's unregistered gun after her testimony in Trump defamation trial

Can some one with some legal knowledge explain that to me? If she had an illegal gun, why wasn't she charged? I bet that if it was a "commomn" person, they would be facing criminal charges wouldn't they?

[esshup]

New York Gun Penalties

Criminal possession of a firearm in New York carries penalties of up to four years in prison for a class E felony. Third Degree criminal possession of a weapon carries up to seven years in prison with a two-year presumptive minimum.

The mere unlawful possession of a loaded firearm, with no intention of using it, is a C violent felony with a mandatory minimum of three and a half years in prison. An individual can get up to 15 years in prison for this offense.

Every firearm crime in New York carries a potential sentence of prison and the most serious crimes involve mandatory incarceration. It may be critical to contact a distinguished gun attorney to help you build your defense.

www.new-york-lawyers.org/new-york-gun-penalties.html

[beermaker]

I worked with a guy that liked to take trips to Atlantic City, NJ. I don't know how often he took a pistol with him, but the last time he did and left it in the hotel room. He realized that when he was on the road home, but just a few miles from the hotel. His wife called the hotel to inform them that they were on the way back to pick up a handgun that was accidentally left in the room. They were met by local and state police upon arrival. He was cuffed and stuffed after a brief interrogation. He spent a few nights in jail and was fined several thousand $$. I don't know what the end result was, but I know he was facing some serious charges.

I know, it's on him to know the law, but he was nothing more than a very nice person that made a mistake.

[stevein]

And this is why we need reciprocity. It could have been when Trump had both houses but they did not carry it through. I know it could be argued as a 2A right but that takes $millions and who knows how long to work it's way through the courts.

[esshup]

GOA has a lawsuit against NY State now that could end up in the Supreme Court and that would open the door to nationwice CC.