Mississippi Supreme Court· 3/15/1913

Burnside v. State

Citations

105 Miss. 408
62 So. 420

Syllabus

<p>Weapons. Carrying concealed weapon. Definition.</p> <p>A pistol which can neither he loaded nor unloaded nor fired, which is filled with dirt and so rusty as not to he able to open, to work or to cock, is not such a weapon as is contemplated under the law prohibiting carrying concealed weapons.</p>

Judges: Bebd

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Commonwealth v. Bartholomew
Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court· 1950-07-05· cited 39×
State v. Middleton
New Jersey Superior Court App Division· 1976-07-07· cited 24×
Cooley v. State
Court of Appeals of Mississippi· 2008-11-25· cited 7×
Austin v. State
Court of Appeals of Mississippi· 2012-05-29

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Mitchell v. State
Mississippi Supreme Court· 1911-03-15· cited 16×

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