LTCH... Do I have to provide if asked?

[Titanium_Frost]

More specific about the fact that I did search here on INGO for the answer to my question before posting the thread.

Next time try searching the Indiana Code and learning what the law actually says. Then do a case law search and see how the courts view that law.

It takes HOURS. That's why lawyers charge so much. Be nicer, we do it for free.

 

[BRILEY]

If I remember correctly, the letter that came with my LTCH states that it must be shown to an LEO upon request.

I just checked mine (I kept it on file) nothing about showing to a LEO upon request or anything to that effect.

 

[Titanium_Frost]

Is there a help button for the search button?

Instruction for the 'Help!' button for the 'Search' button might be in the FAQ... But Scutter deleted it.

 

[Titanium_Frost]

I just checked mine (I kept it on file) nothing about showing to a LEO upon request or anything to that effect.

A notice along with your LTCH would not carry the weight of law and would be about as effective as the FAQ of the ISP. (not very effective)

 

[BRILEY]

Next time try searching the Indiana Code and learning what the law actually says. Then do a case law search and see how the courts view that law.

It takes HOURS. That's why lawyers charge so much. Be nicer, we do it for free.

"Be nicer"? Really? In no way was I being mean, rude or anything like that... If you remember correctly that would have been you, assuming that I didn't do research of any kind, when in fact I did.

And what exactly would be the point of being apart of a site like INGO if that's the type of response I'm going to get? Change your Tampon!

 

[iChokePeople]

I don't get why it's so hard to understand the concept on this one, though I don't get paid $500/hr to split hairs. Also, I think it would have to be a pretty bored prosecutor who'd force this issue to wind up in court after the defense attorney says he has your LTCH in his hand and offers to fax it or bring it over. Could it happen? Sure, without a doubt, but talk about a waste of time for the prosecutor.

 

[Rookie]

"Be nicer"? Really? In no way was I being mean, rude or anything like that... If you remember correctly that would have been you, assuming that I didn't do research of any kind, when in fact I did.

And what exactly would be the point of being apart of a site like INGO if that's the type of response I'm going to get? Change your Tampon!

Relax, he's just giving you a hard time.

 

[Rookie]

Next time try searching the Indiana Code and learning what the law actually says. Then do a case law search and see how the courts view that law.

It takes HOURS. That's why lawyers charge so much. Be nicer, we do it for free.

Quit giving the new guy a hard time.

 

[rockhopper46038]

You can avoid the whole "showing of the LTCH" thing by open carrying a rifle, of course...

 

[Rookie]

You can avoid the whole "showing of the LTCH" thing by open carrying a rifle, of course...

Excellent point.

...or a shotgun, but make sure it's not a pistol grip only shotgun (that's a handgun).

 

[youngda9]

"Be nicer"? Really? In no way was I being mean, rude or anything like that... If you remember correctly that would have been you, assuming that I didn't do research of any kind, when in fact I did.

And what exactly would be the point of being apart of a site like INGO if that's the type of response I'm going to get? Change your Tampon!

 

[Rookie]

Your response makes me sad.

You might want to edit your post...

 

[Timjoebillybob]

You show evidence to prosecuting attorneys in court. They don't accept it otherwise. Trust me...

Sorry, I can't just trust you. I've seen evidence presented outside of court which changed a prosecutor's decision to prosecute or not.

I've done it myself, never had to go to court over it.

You can avoid the whole "showing of the LTCH" thing by open carrying a rifle, of course...

Unless it's a SBR.

Excellent point.

...or a shotgun, but make sure it's not a pistol grip only shotgun (that's a handgun).

Or a that doesn't use a fixed cartridge eg cap and ball pistol. Or any firearm made before 1899.

 

[Rookie]

Oh yeah, those too.

 

[Rookie]

Psst, the faq is back...

 

[Titanium_Frost]

Or a that doesn't use a fixed cartridge eg cap and ball pistol. Or any firearm made before 1899.

Still a 'firearm' and also a 'handgun' requiring LTCH to carry.

 

[Titanium_Frost]

You might want to edit your post...

Rookie loves to report n00bs... Or so I hear

 

[rockhopper46038]

Stick around, OP, this forum is worth it. You had the misfortune of asking a question that has been debated endlessly around here (most recently just a few posts up from yours when you started your thread, but by now there's probably another one going), maybe only second to open carrying vs. concealed carry (now THAT would have been an entertaining firs post!). In any case, hope you decide to stay and contribute to this sometimes contentious but almost always informative group.

 

[Rookie]

Still a 'firearm' and also a 'handgun' requiring LTCH to carry.

He's right...

 

[Titanium_Frost]

He's right...

Me or Tim? I'm pretty sure on this one.