Indiana supreme court: Carrying is not RAS

[mrp]

http://www.wibc.com/blogs/gun-guy/gun-g ... un-license

The Indiana supreme court has ruled that the mere possession of a firearm in public does not create reasonable suspicion that crime is afoot.

The MN supreme court ruled that carrying is a crime, having a permit is merely an affirmative defense to the crime. Therefore a LEO can assume you're committing a crime, and can detain you for no other reason than you're carrying.

Courts have previously ruled that carrying doesn't create RAS of a crime, but those decisions (I believe) only applied to states with constitutional carry.

[Ghost]

I agree with Indiana Supreme Court

[usnret]

And RAS means?

[Randygmn]

And RAS means?

Reasonable ass suspicion

[mrp]

And RAS means?

Reasonable Articulable Suspicion

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Terry_v._Ohio

[harryset]

And RAS means?

Reasonable ass suspicion

Just penciled this one into my Funk and Wagnals.