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Lorenzo Carter, 21, of Bridgeport, Connecticut.
A federal court sentenced a convicted felon to 21 months in prison and three years supervised release for unlawful possession of a firearm, the Justice Department announced Feb. 23.
Lorenzo Carter, 21, of Bridgeport, Connecticut, pleaded guilty to the charges on Oct. 14. He was arrested on April 8, 2015, when police found a .22-caliber pistol he placed on a tire of a parked car. He’s been in police custody ever since.
Before his arrest, Carter had been convicted of carrying a pistol without a permit and illegally receiving a pistol. The Justice Department said both are felony offenses.
The post Connecticut man gets 21 months for illegal gun possession appeared first on Guns.com.
Apparently his lawyer was either incompetent or corrupt!
There can be no laws or regulations made that deprives one of a constitutional right!
The Constitution does not say a gun has to be registered, or have been given permission for in order to have. Likewise, no law making it illegal even for a convicted felon can take away one’s rights under the Constitution!
ANY LAWS OR REGULATIONS PASSED THAT DEPRIVE ONE OF THEIR CONSTIITUTIONAL RIGHTS ARE UNCONSTITUTIONAL AND ARE THEREFORE NULL AND VOID!