1. What is the difference between being "in possession" of a firearm, "having with you" a firearm and "carrying" a firearm?
2. Explain what Steyn LJ is saying at pg 53 left side, D-F. (See Bourne - to follow.) 7. What is the literal meaning of "to have with him" a firearm?
3. What does Steyn LJ explain is the purpose of the Firearms Act 1968? 9. How does this purpose "colour" the meaning of the words "to have with him" a firearm?
4. What did Steyn LJ explain must be considered when deciding whether a person "has with him" a firearm under s 18? 11.What was the outcome of this part of the appellants' appeal?

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The terms in possession having with you and carrying have distinct meanings in the context of firearms legislation In possession refers to the state o... View the full answer