Beloit Building Co. v. Staley

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• concluding that the defendant should have been permitted to claim self-defense as a justification for the nonassaultive crime of carrying a concealed weapon
• holding that when a defendant is not alleged to possess any of the weapons “specifically identified in the statute,” the prosecution must prove that the instrument carried by the defendant was an “other dangerous weapon”
• the defendant should have been permitted to claim self-defense in response to the nonassaultive crime of carrying a concealed weapon
• the defendant should have been permitted to claim self-defense in response to the nonassaultive crime of carrying a concealed weapon
• the defendant should have been permitted to claim self-defense in response to the nonassaultive crime of carrying a concealed weapon

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).