Look above at post 36. Read the yellow. Your post wasn’t it?
Yes but it appears 46.035 has been repealed effective 09/01/21.
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Where are you seeing this in the current PC?
I found this:
So far I am having trouble finding an exception as previously in 46.035.
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Read page 25 0f this guide.
Has been awhile since I went to the Dallas VA. They had the wording along with mention of knives without the pics as I remember. It was point blank enough as it is and why would anyone want to challenge it? A person starts splitting hairs they will lose with all this stuff.
Damn, you may be right.Additional clarification is needed. It appears to me, 46.03 has replaced 46.035. And 46.03 does not have the provision (i) any longer. If this is the correct understanding from a direct reading of the Penal Code as it presently appears online, then the TLS summation is not correct. And the statue 46.03 would be enough to prohibit firearms inside a hospital unless written permission has been granted (i.e., no additional/supplemental signage would be required for a LTC or CC person).
PENAL CODE CHAPTER 46. WEAPONS
statutes.capitol.texas.gov
They added this....Additional clarification is needed. It appears to me, 46.03 has replaced 46.035. And 46.03 does not have the provision (i) any longer. If this is the correct understanding from a direct reading of the Penal Code as it presently appears online, then the TLS summation is not correct. And the statue 46.03 would be enough to prohibit firearms inside a hospital unless written permission has been granted (i.e., no additional/supplemental signage would be required for a LTC or CC person).
PENAL CODE CHAPTER 46. WEAPONS
statutes.capitol.texas.gov
They added this....
(p) Sections 46.03(a)(7), (11), and (13) do not apply if the actor:
(1) carries a handgun on the premises or other property, as applicable;
(2) holds a license to carry a handgun issued under Subchapter H, Chapter 411, Government Code; and
(3) was not given effective notice under Section 30.06 or 30.07 of this code or Section 411.204, Government Code, as applicable.
Hospitals need to post.
See post 49I’ve seen that or something very similar. I would prefer to see it in the penal code (or not if it’s no longer there).
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See post 49
And if you qualify as "volunteer emergency services personnel", those signs are not pertinent either.If one has an LTC, the only sign that is pertinent is a "proper" 30.06/07 sign
And if you qualify as "volunteer emergency services personnel", those signs are not pertinent either.
Maybe that’s a good sign!Still ain't seen any of those signs.
But, don't you actually need to be helping at the time, or not?
I thought we went over this before?
Correct on both parts. That is still in 30.06 and 30.07. Specifically, must be LTC to take advantage of this defense to prosecution.
Now, if you’re actively engaged in providing emergency services all of the 46.02 and 46.03 sections Do Not Apply. Federal prohibited places rules do still apply.
So, just "qualifying" as voluntary emergency services personnel isn't enough, right?
One must actually be there in some capacity?