…statutes of several states, include North Carolina’s G.S. 14-415.11, which provides that a person who has a concealed handgun permit must carry it and valid identification whenever carrying a concealed…
…open carry is allowed without a permit, where it’s allowed with a permit, and where it’s prohibited. As I’ve noted previously on the blog, open carry is generally legal in…
…and denies that the group supports white supremacy. In a statement on Sunday, Oregon Governor Kate Brown associated the group with “self-proclaimed militia members” and “armed white supremacists.” Open Carry….
…the State opened the door to its admission. How should the trial court rule? What does it mean to open the door? The rule commonly referred to as opening the…
…public officer (“RDO”) for declining to unlock and open the door for an officer executing a search warrant. At first I thought so, but later became less sure. So I…
…at 17. Thus, opening a partly opened door is a breaking, State v. Jaynes, 342 N.C. 249, 278 (1995), and as noted above, opening an unlocked door or window constitutes…
…Meetings Law. The open meetings law specifically allows “[a]ny person” to “photograph, film, tape-record, or otherwise reproduce any part of a meeting required to be open.” G.S. 143-318.14(a). Local governments…
…the defendant was arrested for carrying a concealed gun. The officers secured the defendant in the back of a patrol car, returned to his vehicle, and opened the driver’s side…
…a bill that would make it legal to carry a concealed handgun without a concealed-carry permit is moving through the House this week. According to the report, the bill would…
…during a search of his vehicle ostensibly based on probable cause of carrying a concealed weapon without making findings of fact sufficient to resolve a material conflict in the evidence…
