People v. Iacopelli

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• stating that whether the weapon was concealed from ordinary observation is normally a matter for the trier of fact
• stating that the trial court properly submitted the question whether the weapon was concealed to the jury because there was evidence that the defendant removed the weapon from plain sight and placed it in his coat pocket
• where the defendant concealed the weapon only after the arresting officers saw him brandishing the gun

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).