Ok cool.  So what is the law?  Where can I read what you are talking about?

http://www.cga.ct.gov/asp/menu/statutes.asp

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100% the truth. Most people are too stupid to get it though. Ask the average black Obama voteer if they are better off today than before he went to office and see the kind of responses you get.

A8 came across this by accident while googling "5 year old boys."

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white van syndrome

shelton had 6 boxes of  tula 45 and derby had about 6 boxes of tula 40 that was at 9:30 tonight

Not sure i understand what you mean. We all want to carry legally, most especially in the state of Connecticut where we live. We need to be informed properly to avoid any issues with the laws of THIS STATE. I read the document , which clearly states is written by the "State of CT Dept. of Emergency Services and "Public Protection", addressed to the Division of State Police. All States have their own specific gun laws and we need to know these before we enter those States with a gun. The state of CT advised their law enforcement agencies how to enforce the gun carry laws of this state. They are not FEDERAL agents, but STATE Agents enforcing State LAW. These are not just "ORDERS" but CT LAWS. There are 7 statutes (CGS...) referenced to in this "memo" while enforcing the State gun carry laws. I would have to believe all CT law enforcement agencies  have this  information and as long as they act within the state guidelines/law they are protected doing so. Until the CT Dept of Emergency Services and Public Safety sends a "new" memo to its police agencies  stating anything different, I would advise others of the State Law. I wouldn't want my hands in cuffs because i refuse to cooperate with a CT LAW Enforcement agent, who is  legally by CT standards/law  doing  his job enforcing CT gun carry Laws.  The CT police training memo  noted  should be read and completely understood so we are informed how the law will be enforced  in this State.

After reading and posting the document, I agree with you 100%.  However, for a long time now, I've been reading stuff on this forum regarding carrying rights.  Such as:  a LEO can't ask you for ID or permit without the officer having reason to believe that you broke a law (or are about to).  An anology that is often used is that a cop can't simply get your attention at a stop sign while your driving to ask to see your drivers license if you didn't break any driving rules. 

Everyone keeps writing "know your rights" and I sure want to...so what are they and where can I get 100% confirmation that it is correct?