Brown v. State
72 Ga. 211
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Opinion
1. The evidence in this case shows the defendant guilty beyond a doubt.
2. One has the right i:i this state to carry a pistol in an open manner and fully exposed to view, but to carry such weapon (not a horseman’s pistol) concealed is a crime; nor is it any defence to an indictment for carrying a pistol so concealed, that the defendant’s life had been threatened.
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Brown v. State, 72 Ga. 211 (Ga. 1883).
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