Rehor v. Case Western Reserve University

How later courts describe this case

• holding that it is the fact of concealment, and not the intent to conceal, that is prohibited under 49 U.S.C. § 1472(f)
• declining to extend Art. 1.13 to misdemeanors because “[t]his Court is not in the business of legislating”
• intent to conceal not an essential element of offense of carrying a concealed deadly or dangerous weapon on board an aircraft
• justice of the peace was constitutional, but the statute enforced granting litigant the right to require a legally trained judge
• driving while intoxicated — no culpable mental state required
• detailing the historical foundations of the UDTPA