· 10/2/1985
Schlip v. Oregon Fish & Wildlife Commission
Citations
- 75 Or. App. 462
- 707 P.2d 606
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- implying that a citizen could avoid legal trouble under the concealed weapons law if “he exhibited his pistol so frequently that it could not be said to be concealed”
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Judges: Gillette, Hoomissen, Young
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