Dozer
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I'm sure this has come up before but I was unable to find anything about it.
After a long discussion under the right circumstances with a pair of state police officers and a criminal law student on the subject of open carry, I was informed by them under current case law they can and have revoked a persons cpl for oc'ing. I have not been able to find any info on this myself, but I also don't have a legal library to use for reference. During this discussion the officers also explained to me that there is no legal way of getting into your vehicle with a firearm unless it is already in a case coming from or going to a firing range or hunting area. Where I was under the impression that as long as I had my cpl I could enter my vehicle then classifying my sidearm as concealed even though it is still open on my hip.They informed me that this would be in violation of my cpl and would allow them to revoke my cpl. There seems to be some very fine and blurry lines that officers can still use in this state according to our discussion. The criminal law student in this conversation is a good friend of mine who lived with me in both Colorado and Arizona where we both oc'ed all the time so I know he is on our side.
I'm sure this has come up before but I was unable to find anything about it.
After a long discussion under the right circumstances with a pair of state police officers and a criminal law student on the subject of open carry, I was informed by them under current case law they can and have revoked a persons cpl for oc'ing. I have not been able to find any info on this myself, but I also don't have a legal library to use for reference. During this discussion the officers also explained to me that there is no legal way of getting into your vehicle with a firearm unless it is already in a case coming from or going to a firing range or hunting area. Where I was under the impression that as long as I had my cpl I could enter my vehicle then classifying my sidearm as concealed even though it is still open on my hip.They informed me that this would be in violation of my cpl and would allow them to revoke my cpl. There seems to be some very fine and blurry lines that officers can still use in this state according to our discussion. The criminal law student in this conversation is a good friend of mine who lived with me in both Colorado and Arizona where we both oc'ed all the time so I know he is on our side.