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OC Questions

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flienlow

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Sorry, I didnt want to cloud this post that already had 44 pages of responses. But do have questions about open carry now.


http://forum.opencarry.org/forums/showthread.php?52346-LEO-gave-me-a-ticket


In regards to the posting above. Does this case make it unlawful to open carry in WA now?

I must have missed something, but how come if the case was dismissed the proscecutor/S are allowed to appeal this?

The thread started off as no biggie you'll own 'em, and looks to go the complete opposite which confirms to me what a Lawyer friend to me onCe which was "there is no such thing as a lead pipe case.'

Any insight from folks in the know that would care to share would be greatly appreciated.
 
hermannr

hermannr

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flienlow said:
Sorry, I didnt want to cloud this post that already had 44 pages of responses. But do have questions about open carry now.


http://forum.opencarry.org/forums/showthread.php?52346-LEO-gave-me-a-ticket


In regards to the posting above. Does this case make it unlawful to open carry in WA now?

I must have missed something, but how come if the case was dismissed the proscecutor/S are allowed to appeal this?

The thread started off as no biggie you'll own 'em, and looks to go the complete opposite which confirms to me what a Lawyer friend to me onCe which was "there is no such thing as a lead pipe case.'

Any insight from folks in the know that would care to share would be greatly appreciated.
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It is still legal to OC anywhere it is legal to possess a firearm. The court case in teh other thread is still ongoing, and it is the Clark Co/Vancouver area where this is all happening/happened.

I have OC'd in WA for over 40 years and have never had a problem. You really need to read the case to see what happened and we all would like to read the appeal response that remanded the case back to district court.
 
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