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Criminal Defense
Below Guideline Custodial Disposition
Police discovered two illegal handguns when they served a search warrant at Defendant’s house. This was Defendant’s second illegal Firearms Possession case. Top Charge: “C” Felony – Criminal Possession of Firearm [2nd Degree] with a maximum potential sentence of 15 Years incarceration.
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