They must post 30.06/30.07 like everyone else. They can give you verbal notice anyway they want.
I tend to be a bit deaf so they had better speak loudly.
They must post 30.06/30.07 like everyone else. They can give you verbal notice anyway they want.
Well don't tell them.
That USED to be the case for churches and hospitals...Signs are legally meaningless, but it still might be illegal to carry there. For example, posting the signs at a election location, etc. The sign does not make it illegal, but they are there to remind/inform you it is an illegal location.
If a LEO were to take enforcement action for ignoring a sign, a custodial arrest is always possible. Class C misdemeanors do not require a ticket in lieu of an arrest.That USED to be the case for churches and hospitals...
Now they have to post 30.06 signs like everyone else.
They have SOME of the right language on the sign above... depending on the situation, the LEO and his demeanor, and your attitude you could still get a citation (class C misdemeanor), but you can probably get it thrown out in court... how often does this happen? Concealed means concealed
Here's a chart that has helped me: http://txcha.org/texas-ltc-information/where-can-you-carry/
Just to be clear, you are not referring to the sign in the OP, correct?If a LEO were to take enforcement action for ignoring a sign, a custodial arrest is always possible. Class C misdemeanors do not require a ticket in lieu of an arrest.
Yes. Like at my local US Post Office where they have a gunbusters sign on the door -as a friendly reminder.Signs are legally meaningless, but it still might be illegal to carry there. For example, posting the signs at a election location, etc. The sign does not make it illegal, but they are there to remind/inform you it is an illegal location.
Got to ask this question.
Can an improperly worded "gun buster" sign be considered "written warning" by the business owner?
Has this ever been tested in court, one way or another?These signs serve the purpose of calming the sheeple while allowing us to carry. Just like gun buster signs. They are worth only their weight as boat anchors.
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But, if you were handed a piece of paper with the same verbiage, that would be valid?Nope. Since it's not in the official form, it's not considered valid. Period.
That USED to be the case for churches and hospitals...
My point is that Churches and medical facilities (which is where the OP picture, and the later picture were both taken) are NOT off limits unless posted 30.06. As I understand it, Churches and medical facilities used to be verboten until a change was made to the legislation.It is the case then & now for any place off limits to LTC.
Well isn't that peachy... sorta like that nice nurse that was arrested for refusing to take an unconscious man's blood... if it's found to be a wrongful arrest, then my lawyer will be seeing dollar signs.If a LEO were to take enforcement action for ignoring a sign, a custodial arrest is always possible. Class C misdemeanors do not require a ticket in lieu of an arrest.
Interesting.
I would think carrying a long gun would be illegal at a professional sporting event.
Are you going to test that theory?it isn't <technically> illegal until they write a law against it.... the laws they have written apply to handguns only, to... call it the "long gun loophole"
I don't think so, but is 3gun considered a "professional sporting event"?Are you going to test that theory?