Mask + CC = Illegal?

[Brian Keith]

I heard a caller from Ohio on a radio program who said there was clause in the Ohio CC permit codes the made it illegal to CC while wearing a mask. I tried to look up the Indiana codes, but I couldn't readily find anything like that. Admittedly, trying to read that stuff makes my head hurt. Does that ring a bell with anybody? Could be a problem if it exists in code.
Regards,
BKW

 

[Kirk Freeman]

It is nonsense that is spread via the Internet.

Indiana has no such statute as to masks.

Indiana has no such statute requiring CC.

Kirk's First Law of the Internet is an iron law.

 

[Brian Keith]

That is good to know that Indiana doesn't have anything like that. I still wonder if the caller was correct about Ohio.
Thanks for the good Indiana info!
BKW

 

[Gluemanz28]

That is good to know that Indiana doesn't have anything like that. I still wonder if the caller was correct about Ohio.
Thanks for the good Indiana info!
BKW

Was the caller Captain Obvious? Long time listener first time caller.

 

[PRasko]

It is nonsense that is spread via the Internet.

Indiana has no such statute as to masks.

Indiana has no such statute requiring CC.

Kirk's First Law of the Internet is an iron law.

Color me ignorant, but isnt there a federal statute about wearing masks in banks?

 

[KittySlayer]

It is nonsense that is spread via the Internet.

But this was the radio. Doesn’t the FCC fact check everything before it goes over the airwaves? Kind of like Snopes for the Internet.

 

[paintman]

I listened to Guy Relford morning. He said that this keeps coming up and it’s not true. He said there is no such law federal or in Indiana.

 

[snorko]

Some states have such laws. Illinois had to mark an exception when they mandated masks as:

[FONT=&quot]9) carries or possesses in a vehicle or on or about his or her person any pistol, revolver, stun gun or taser or firearm or ballistic knife when he or she is hooded, robed or masked in such manner as to conceal his or her identity;[/FONT]
[FONT=&quot]According to the law, this is a class 4 felony.[/FONT]

 

[ditcherman]

But this was the radio. Doesn’t the FCC fact check everything before it goes over the airwaves? Kind of like Snopes for the Internet.

Yes, exactly like this. One and the same.
Always after the fact, and by always I mean nearly never.

 

[cosermann]

Yeah, in IL and CA maybe. Indiana, nope. Saw an article on this recently, which we all know constitutes top-notch legal advice on the cheap.