Commonwealth v. Anderson
Superior Court of Pennsylvania
1Opinion of the Court
OPINION BY
SOLANO, J.:
The Commonwealth appeals from an order quashing two Pennsylvania Uniform Firearms Act (“PUFA”) 1 charges against Appellee Jason Anderson, a private security guard. Anderson earned a firearm in Philadelphia without first obtaining a license for the firearm, although he did possess a certificate issued to him pursuant to the Lethal Weapons Training Act (“Act 235”). 2 In this interlocutory appeal as of right, 3 the Commonwealth argues that Anderson’s possession of his Act 235 certificate 'did not excuse him from the requirement of a license under the' PUFA and that the trial…
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