What signs will bar entry to a business for CC person if legislation passes?

[easy rider]

I'd been told they they will actively come out and get it. That was from a pasadena police officer, and more than a few years ago. So even if it were accurate, I recognize it may no longer be accurate.

I think it's more of "they can" than "they will", but of course, the police would never try to intimidate.

 

[ScottDLS]

I'm told by LEO's that a "LTC" is instant ID that the bearer is not a criminal felon.

We live in LA and keep both LA & TX licenses, as we spend a lot of time in TX.

leVieux

I've been arrested twice out of state in the last 26 years since I had my license. Both times the police noted the CHL during the interaction prior to arrest. Since the cases were in IL and NJ respectively, their questions were whether I was armed. I wasn't, since it would have been illegal in those jurisdictions. Neither arrest went to trial, nor resulted in a conviction.

 

[TheDan]

IL and NJ

Enemy territory like that is probably more likely to cite/arrest if you have a CHL than if you didn't.

I'm guessing the fact the you had a CHL just came up when they ran your ID and you didn't volunteer that information?

 

[benenglish]

I'm guessing the fact the you had a CHL just came up when they ran your ID and you didn't volunteer that information?

Maryland (and I have to believe other states) has been shown to do automated reading of license plates, instantly cross-referencing those plates with state records, and using the notation that a person has an LTC as probable cause for a traffic stop.

 

[ScottDLS]

Maryland (and I have to believe other states) has been shown to do automated reading of license plates, instantly cross-referencing those plates with state records, and using the notation that a person has an LTC as probable cause for a traffic stop.

I don't doubt that, though it would not stand Constitutional scrutiny as probable cause for a traffic stop. As if that really matters in today's post Constitutional era.

 

[leVieux]

I've been arrested twice out of state in the last 26 years since I had my license. Both times the police noted the CHL during the interaction prior to arrest. Since the cases were in IL and NJ respectively, their questions were whether I was armed. I wasn't, since it would have been illegal in those jurisdictions. Neither arrest went to trial, nor resulted in a conviction.

NJ is likely the worst U S State with respect to our 2A. I once carried in IL a couple times, just for a few minutes each, before I found out how bad their laws are. IDK how those laws can be reconciled with citizens' Constitutional RIGHTS.
Did those episodes give you an "arrest record" ?

 

[ScottDLS]

NJ is likely the worst U S State with respect to our 2A. I once carried in IL a couple times, just for a few minutes each, before I found out how bad their laws are. IDK how those laws can be reconciled with citizens' Constitutional RIGHTS.
Did those episodes give you an "arrest record" ?

The first one in Illinois, yes, but not posted in NCIC. The second one in NJ was technically for a non-criminal offense, ineligible for jury trail, so...maybe. Don't care.

 

[AndiTurner]

Maryland (and I have to believe other states) has been shown to do automated reading of license plates, instantly cross-referencing those plates with state records, and using the notation that a person has an LTC as probable cause for a traffic stop.

I thought that went to court and was found to be illegal?

 

[Tnhawk]

If the license holder is charged with any of the disqualifying crimes, the license is revoked in the system and the DPS comes to collect the card. Or that's what my understanding is - I'm not going to test it.

I knew one person who received a letter from DPS requesting he return his license to DPS after he was he disqualified from possessing a permit.

 

[ZX9RCAM]

I knew one person who received a letter from DPS requesting he return his license to DPS after he was he disqualified from possessing a permit.

I got a similar letter, many years ago, only it was for my drivers license.

 

[Tnhawk]

I got a similar letter, many years ago, only it was for my drivers license.

This person's permit was revoked when he was awarded payments for mental disability.
His award of disability also removed him from serving in the TN State Guard.

 

[ZX9RCAM]

This person's permit was revoked when he was awarded payments for mental disability.

Can't have it both ways....

 

[Tnhawk]

Can't have it both ways....

I don't think he realized the true price of his government checks. He was happy about getting awarded the disability one month, the next he learned the cost.

 

[easy rider]

I got a similar letter, many years ago, only it was for my drivers license.

Ever plan on getting it back?

 

[ZX9RCAM]

Ever plan on getting it back?

Well, money was spent, and I never lost it.

 

[easy rider]

Well, money was spent, and I never lost it.

Easy to tell me that, but cops want actual proof.

 

[ZX9RCAM]

Easy to tell me that, but cops want actual proof.

What exactly are you saying?

This happened in my early 20s.
I've been pulled over several times since, never been an issue.

 

[ScottDLS]

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I got a similar letter, many years ago, only it was for my drivers license.

These days they don't bother to collect the drivers license. They just mail you a letter saying it's suspended and when it will be valid again. Don't ask me how I know.

 

[ZX9RCAM]

I


These days they don't bother to collect the license. They just mail you a letter saying it's suspended and when it will be valid again. Don't ask me how I know.

Mine was 40 years ago.

It literally said "please send us your license".

 

[easy rider]

What exactly are you saying?

This happened in my early 20s.
I've been pulled over several times since, never been an issue.

I'm saying that I was trying to get a reaction out of you.






And it seems it worked.