Court debates law, grammar in ruling on weapons on campus

This court decision required knowledge of both law and grammar. A divided appeals court in North Carolina ordered a new trial on Tuesday for a former High Point University student who was convicted of offenses for having a pistol and three knives in a car she parked on campus. At issue, in part: what the word ...

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Court debates law, grammar in ruling on weapons on campus

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