Yes. You ignore the law and carry with 15. Like I said, and cited, in an earlier post, if you are caught its a NONCRIMINAL infraction.
Its in the same category as making a right on red where the sign says you can't.
If you feel the need to comply with laws that deprive you of your natural right to self defense when the punishment is so minimal (non-criminal with a maximum fine of $90), then you need to get your head examined.
The only time anyone I know complies is if they are at a political event or are for some other reason open carrying. In that case there is an increased chance of an interaction with the police so why waste your get out of jail free card on that. (second offense is a felony)
Don
It also depends upon when he obtained the high-cap mag, and that's even more ridiculous because they're not serial numbered. I've got no way of "proving" that the 30-round pmags in my safe were purchased
before the laws passed. The state has no way of proving they were purchased
after the law was passed. I've got sales receipts, but there's no real proof that they're for those specific magazines. Crap legislature written by people who know nothing about firearms except that they don't like them.
To quote part of your earlier response: "(c) Except as provided in this section and section 24 of this act: (1) Any person who possesses a large capacity magazine on or after January 1, 2014, that was obtained prior to the effective date of this section
shall commit an infraction and be fined not more than ninety dollars for a first offense and shall be guilty of a class D felony for any subsequent offense, and (2) any person who possesses a large capacity magazine on or after January 1, 2014,
that was obtained on or after the effective date of this section shall be guilty of a class D felony."
Take another look at (2). If it's determined that the large cap mag was obtained after the date, it's a Class D felony first time out. At least that's how I read it, and I'll certainly add the caveat that I'm not an attorney, nor do I claim a particular expertise in this matter.
My entire focus after Newtown has been two-fold - obtaining the firearms/accessories I want before they were made illegal; and avoiding an arrest afterwards for unintentionally committing a felony. I need to be gainfully employed for a number of reasons, and a felony arrest would almost certainly get me fired from my current position and limit my future options.
