Raley v. Mitchell

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• holding that a pistol tucked into the waistband of the defendant’s pants was not concealed for purposes of a firearms violation
• defendant who had a pistol stuck in his belt did not violate concealed weapon statute, even though accusing witness was behind defendant and did not see the pistol until defendant turned around
• defendant who had a pistol stuck in his belt did not violate concealed weapon statute, even though accusing witness was behind defendant and did not see the pistol until defendant turned around

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