And THIS one will involve carrying while in a car, if that's one of the charges made by the DA.
Generally speaking, having a gun in a car is considered "concealed carry" in Milwaukee (not in, say, Hayward or Rhinelander.)
The SC has already ruled that having a concealed weapon in the place of business is constitutional, as is having one at one's home.
Now they may be force to admit that under the WI Constitution (as amended) it is constitutional to carry concealed in a car (given the "fear for life" test.)
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This could be another Screechin'Shirley case.
And THIS one will involve carrying while in a car, if that's one of the charges made by the DA.
Generally speaking, having a gun in a car is considered "concealed carry" in Milwaukee (not in, say, Hayward or Rhinelander.)
The SC has already ruled that having a concealed weapon in the place of business is constitutional, as is having one at one's home.
Now they may be force to admit that under the WI Constitution (as amended) it is constitutional to carry concealed in a car (given the "fear for life" test.)
Mnnnnnnnnnngood. Eat that birdshit, Shirley!
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