I suppose that we may expect your next brilliant and mordant comment about the situation to be on the same high-minded level along the lines of "Homo say what?"  Aside from your success in conveying your fear of inanimate objects, what have you accomplished?

I don't see the need of lawyers being armed while in court, either.  I think the best approach was created long ago in the Western territories when courtrooms were but temprorary occupants of saloons.  Liquor was not sold during court and everybody checked their shootin' irons at the door.

Walther PPKs are girly man guns at the very least, if not downright cuckold sissy. You need a weapon that makes you get in close and personal and see the eyes go dull as the heart stopping pounding at the moment of victory. A bunch of fags in this court room.

The defendant knowing exactly where to get his hands on a gun, quickly!  And, since I haven't read anything about court room attorneys going toe to toe in with fisticuffs, though it must happen occasionally, I doubt turning a gun on another is not a serious threat.  

I do not believe lawyers should carry in court. They are too close to defendents in the court room who are not restrained and it would present too great a risk.

I disagree with requiring law enforcement officers to disarm however since they tend to not be standing right next to the caused and are generally better trained than an attorney.