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Under this law, using or carrying a firearm while dealing drugs adds serious consequences. It's like playing with fire; it can lead to a dangerous situation quickly.
Possible defenses include proving you weren’t using or even aware of the firearm. However, it’s a tough row to hoe, as the burden of proof lies with you.
If you have a firearm in your vehicle while committing a crime, you can still face charges under this law. It’s like leaving a wolf in sheep’s clothing; it still causes trouble.
Yes, just having a firearm during the commission of a crime can lead to charges, even if you don’t pull the trigger. It’s like having a loaded dice; the mere presence can change the game.
If you're found guilty, the penalties can be harsh. You might face several years in prison, stacked on top of any other sentences for the primary crime. Think of it as extra icing on a not-so-sweet cake.
Brandishing a firearm—showing it off or waving it around—while committing a crime can lead to tougher penalties. It's like waving a red flag; it definitely catches the law's attention!
Carrying a firearm while committing a crime means you're using a gun during unlawful activities, like robbery or drug dealing. It's like adding fuel to the fire; the crime becomes more serious.