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<blockquote data-quote="Coded-Dude" data-source="post: 2641262" data-attributes="member: 16918"><p>I thought it was clear that campgrounds are considered one's home(i.e. able to posess/carry). But maybe this is from CA precedent, may not be national, but you can legally posess while in your own domicile, and that includes hotels, motels, campgrounds, etc(doesn't necessarily mean you can carry when away from your camp, i.e. hiking, etc.). Hell most states even consider the vehicle as an extension of the home. Interesting verdict regardless.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Coded-Dude, post: 2641262, member: 16918"] I thought it was clear that campgrounds are considered one's home(i.e. able to posess/carry). But maybe this is from CA precedent, may not be national, but you can legally posess while in your own domicile, and that includes hotels, motels, campgrounds, etc(doesn't necessarily mean you can carry when away from your camp, i.e. hiking, etc.). Hell most states even consider the vehicle as an extension of the home. Interesting verdict regardless. [/QUOTE]
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