The case of a man walking down the street with a holstered .38-caliber pistol raises all kinds of gun-rights issues.
May 24, 2016 at 12:00 AM
1 minute read
It looks like Dale Norman is taking on the state of Florida for fining him $300 when all he wanted to do was stride along Federal Highway in Fort Pierce wearing a tank top, shorts and a .38-caliber pistol holstered on his hip.
But much bigger players with ambitious agendas will be hovering nearby when Norman’s case is argued June 8 in the Florida Supreme Court.
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