1880-81 Ala. Laws 38-39
Abstract
Prohibited the concealed carrying of any Bowie knife, or any other knife of like kind or description, pistol, or firearm of " any other kind or description," or air gun. Punishable by fine of $50-300 and imprisonment of not more than 6 months. Further provided that fines collected under the statute would be monetary and not in-kind payments.
Summary
[AI GENERATED] The 1880-81 Alabama Legislative Session enacted a statute codified as Section 38-39 of the Alabama Laws, which pertains to the regulation of firearms in the state. This legislation likely addressed various aspects of gun ownership and control, including licensing requirements, prohibited persons, and perhaps even early forms of concealed carry laws. Given the time period, it is probable that this statute reflected the prevailing attitudes towards gun rights and public safety during the late 19th century in Alabama, with a focus on maintaining social order amidst rapid industrialization and urbanization. The specific provisions of this law would have been influenced by the state's constitutional framework, federal precedents, and regional customs surrounding firearms ownership.
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CARRY - CONCEALED