http://www.jacksonville.com/tu-online/stories/110406/met_6001917.shtml
Does anyone remember this down in Florida, or what eventually happened? I wonder if they (meaning the state prosecutors) cut the attorney any slack because he was a member of the bar. My reading of the story makes me think that the security guard/cops were all too happy to nab an attorney doing something illegal, being that they have to sit there all day and deal with lawyers.
What do you guys think? My only problem with this is that the lawyer didn't properly have a concealed carry license. However, I beleive judges can have concealed carry in courts (regardless if they have a permit), which then brings up the issue as to why a judge can have a concealed firearm, but an attorney cannot?
Blondie
Does anyone remember this down in Florida, or what eventually happened? I wonder if they (meaning the state prosecutors) cut the attorney any slack because he was a member of the bar. My reading of the story makes me think that the security guard/cops were all too happy to nab an attorney doing something illegal, being that they have to sit there all day and deal with lawyers.
What do you guys think? My only problem with this is that the lawyer didn't properly have a concealed carry license. However, I beleive judges can have concealed carry in courts (regardless if they have a permit), which then brings up the issue as to why a judge can have a concealed firearm, but an attorney cannot?
Blondie