Our laws require that the 'gang' have a common name or identifiers - tattoos, colors, .... violent nature of gang activity, laws against carrying a concealed weapon, ... other gun laws may be exercised against gang members whenever possible.
If you have a North Carolina concealed carry permit, or a permit from a reciprocal state, you can simply wear it on your person. If not, you will need to carry it in a saddle bag or backpack. To do this, as the weapon would still be within reach and concealed, the weapon must be secured to not be considered a concealed weapon - you need to run a cable lock through the barrel or magazine well and slide, or put a trigger lock on it, or have it in a locked box.
If you have a concealed carry permit from the state of Pennsylvania, you may. However, without this permit, what you're suggesting would be a very ill-advised thing to do - even though it doesn't fire projectiles, a blank firing weapon is still potentially dangerous, as the gases emitted from the barrel can cause injury at up to 20 metres. Thus, it would still be considered a concealed weapon, whether or not the state of Pennsylvania considers it a proper firearm.
Yes, in many cases, individuals over 18 years old are still required to obtain a permit for certain activities or situations, such as driving a car or carrying a concealed weapon.
If you mean "Can you obtain a concealed weapons permit if you have a DUI on your record," it depends on state laws. Each state sets its own requirements for issuing permits. In Tennessee, as long as the DUI is not a felony and as long as it's been more than a year (I think) and no more than 2 in the last 5 years, you can still get a gun permit.
In Wisconsin, you do not need a permit to purchase a firearm. However, buyers must pass a background check when purchasing from a licensed dealer. Private sales do not require a background check, but it is still advisable to follow safe and responsible practices. Additionally, a permit is required to carry a concealed weapon.
No. Even though a black powder gun is not "a firearm" as defined by the Federal Gun Control Acts for sale and transfer, it is still a weapon and all ordnances governing the use of a firearm still apply. You can't fire it in city limits or in the direction of an occupied building. You still need a hunting license to take game with it and a permit to carry it concealed. You cannot carry it at all in certain places (churches, bars, schools, etc).
No. A person under indictment for a felony may neither carry nor purchase, possess, or have access to firearms - it's treated the same as a convicted felon until they are exhonorated.
There is no way to give a factual answer this question with any certainty, since it is both hypothetical and theoretical.
Yes, but being a Private Investigator does not automatically mean you can strap one on. If you are a licensedPrivate Investigator you must still obtain a permit to carry an exposed weapon from the Bureau of Security and Investigative Services, and you may carry a weapon only when you are on duty. Most PI's in California do not carry a gun however,if you specialize in bodyguard work, you may need to carry one. In order to carry a concealed weapon, you must first obtain a gun permit issued by your local police or sheriff's department.
Yes, Missouri passed a law allowing concealed carry for all eligible individuals without a permit in 2016. This legislation enables residents over the age of 19 to carry concealed firearms without the need for a concealed carry permit, although training and safety courses are still encouraged. Certain restrictions remain in place for specific locations and individuals.
The way the question reads is that you were charged with felony offenses that you allegedly committed while you were carrying a concealed weapon at the time. Because the fact that the felony offenses were dropped does not negate the fact that you were carrying an unlawful firearm. That charge is still valid. It is quite possible that the felony effenses were dropped because the case for the concealed weapon was stronger and easier to prove.
Its usually 3-6 years no parole but depends on the weapon. Its legal to carry a pistol smaller than .46 caliber but no larger. And no automatic weapons...that brings a whoop ass sentence. I should have read up on wiki before I hit the streets as I would be out by now...still got 16 months of time left on my sentence.