This appeal from a conviction in the Superior Court raises an issue of first impression. We must decide whether or not a weapon may be "concealed" within the meaning of the statute prohibiting the carrying of a concealed deadly weapon, and at the same time lie in "plain view" for purposes of our search-and-seizure doctrine. We decide, consistent with the majority view in other states, that the two concepts are...
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