People v. Halley

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• prosecution does not have to prove pistol to be loaded or otherwise operable
• “To establish a violation of the statute prohibiting the carrying of a firearm, it is sufficient to show that the weapon possessed the outward appearance and characteristics of such pistol, revolver or other firearm.”
• witnesses unable to testify whether gun was real or toy

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