…authorized to enter a person’s home simply because the door opened after an officer knocked.” Quinn Slip op. at 12. Even if an occupant had opened the door in response…
…including by deleting text messages and using an unauthorized cell phone.” When does open carry cross the line? The New York Times ran this interesting article this week. It begins…
…concealed carry permit to carry a concealed handgun to specify that it applies only when “the person is carrying the concealed handgun in accordance with the scope of the concealed…
…States. Law Professor Eugene Volokh weighs in on the legality of the tactic here. Open Carry. A number of marchers attending the Dallas protest were themselves carrying “military-style rifles” according…
…movement, which is comprised of people who carry firearms openly while doing their daily business. Generally speaking, the open carrying of firearms is not against the law in North Carolina….
…Second and Fourteenth Amendments protect an individual’s right to carry a handgun for self-defense outside the home.” The right to “bear” arms “naturally includes public carry.” The Court proceeded into…
…municipalities to ban other firearms on public property, including those carried openly. Of course, a gun rights advocate might argue that the Second Amendment protects the right to carry a…
…court reasoned that open carry was lawful in Ohio, so the fact that the citizen was carrying a gun did not provide the officer with reasonable suspicion that the citizen…
…of firearms by a person with a misdemeanor domestic violence conviction. Under G.S. 14-415.12(b)(8) and (9), such offenses may disqualify a state resident from obtaining a carry concealed permit because…
…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…
