A concealed weapon refers to any type of weapon that is hidden or not readily visible to others. This can include firearms, knives, or other dangerous objects. In legal contexts, carrying a concealed weapon may be subject to specific regulations and requirements depending on the jurisdiction. Laws regarding concealed carry vary widely between regions, with some places allowing it under certain conditions, such as obtaining a permit, while others prohibit it entirely. Possessing or carrying a concealed weapon without proper authorisation may result in criminal charges and legal consequences.
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This glossary post was last updated: 28th March, 2024.
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