Desert Palace, Inc. v. Kaye

How courts have described this case

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• reversing a conviction for carrying a concealed weapon because, under the same statutory definitional scheme, the State failed to offer competent substantial evidence that the BB gun was a “deadly weapon”
• reversing a conviction for carrying a concealed weapon where the BB gun was introduced into evidence, but no cartridges were found and an officer testified only that the gun was “capable of inflicting injury”
• BB gun was not a deadly weapon since it was incapable of being fired

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).