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John Lutters' "place of business" may be his taxicab, but just like the owner of a bricks-and-mortar company trying to foil a robbery attempt, he is exempt from felony charges of carrying a handgun without a permit, ruled a New Haven, Conn., judge in a case of first impression. Prosecutors plan to challenge the judge's interpretation of the state law exemption, saying it was never intended to apply to motor vehicles.
July 29, 2002 at 12:00 AM
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