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Kettle Moraine, WI | If you have the curiosity, look up the charge that was dropped in the case. The judge admitted it was confusing and he ruled to drop the charge as the prosecutors did not establish measurements to prove the charge within the case they made. Secondly. In reading the statute and discussion on lawyer talking heads have said, it appears to me that being 17 at the time he could not possess a handgun in Wisconsin. Also the law was ambiguous based on age less than 16 and greater than 18, the length of barrel and total gun had specifications in that range, and the law was written very confusing.
Bottom line to me he followed MANY fringes of the law and intentionally or not, fell within the law. He took what he was allowed. | |
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So if you would bring a gun to a riot for protection
