Thread: Firearm Storage Requirements

Burden of proof.

That would also depened on the officer at the scene, would it not?
Pot kuck with the right or wrong officer.

Originally Posted by Comfortably_Numb

Burden of proof.

That would also depened on the officer at the scene, would it not?
Pot kuck with the right or wrong officer.

Yes as it's up to the officer whether he presses charges or not.
But there's few town cops who are understanding towards firearms, there's a reason my AO doesn't let them sign our mail order forms.

Originally Posted by Comfortably_Numb

Burden of proof.

That would also depened on the officer at the scene, would it not?
Pot kuck with the right or wrong officer.

I think the burden of proof referred to is after the defendant has been charged with the offense as defined in subsection (1).