[peashooter]

What if im carring and at a Strip Mall and parked in front of a store maybe Play it Again Sports. I decide i want to eat dinner at the restaurant 5 stores down. I walk to my car leave my weapon in the car, leave my car at the store i was shopping in, walk to the restaurant that serves alcholic beverages to eat dinner am i legal at this point. Even tho my intentions were not specifically to go eat dinner it was just spur of the moment thing.

 

[Rammstein]

Probably falls under the 200 yard rule that you have to be careful of per Farmer v. State from our Caselaw page.

 

[Malum Prohibitum]

The likelihood of this ever being an issue . . .

 

[peashooter]

Thanks For the help

 

[Rammstein]

Having said that though...I dunno if most cops would know about Farmer V. State and just assume it was ok so long as it was not on the actual property.

 

[Malum Prohibitum]

That's what I said!

The likelihood of this ever being an issue . . .

 

[Rammstein]

That's what I said!
[quote="Malum Prohibitum":3hezzn8g]The likelihood of this ever being an issue . . .

[/quote:3hezzn8g]
But I used more words. 8)

 

[ThetaReactor]

What about an enclosed mall, then? If one is strolling through the mall, armed to the teeth, and happens to walk past the entrance to Ruby Tuesday's, has he committed a crime? The mall promenade is not a parking lot. It operates on its own hours and terms, and would seem to be a separate entity that just happens to be adjacent to the restaurant.

And what about the reverse? If the mall is hosting a concert or a political rally or a Santa convention, can one carry into Sears via the outside entrance?

 

[wsweeks2]

What about an enclosed mall, then? If one is strolling through the mall, armed to the teeth, and happens to walk past the entrance to Ruby Tuesday's, has he committed a crime?

Of course you have - you have a gun!

:wink: