State v. Ingram
Citations
- 26 Del. 439
- 3 Boyce 439
- 84 A. 1027
- 1912 Del. LEXIS 53
Syllabus
<p>Weapons—Carrying Concealed Weapons—Defenses.</p> <p>26 Del. Laws, c. 275, amended the law previously prohibiting the carrying of concealed weapons by declaring that any person of full age and good, character, desiring to be licensed to carry a concealed weapon for the protection of his person or property, may be licensed to do so on specified conditions. Held, that it was no defense to a prosecution of an unlicensed person for carrying a concealed weapon that he did so to defend himself against one who had threatened to kill him.</p>
Judges: Pennewill
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