I may be wrong, but...
I thought I had heard from one of the Texas Firearms Coalition podcasts that the off limits for school functions only applies to grounds under the school’s control. Otherwise, if you are eating in a restaurant, and a school bus full of kids on a field trip stop in, you are in violation.
So I don’t get how the City Hall could be off limits because of school field trips.
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- Wed Feb 14, 2018 7:49 pm
- Forum: General Texas CHL Discussion
- Topic: 30.06 Ruling Letters
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- Wed Feb 14, 2018 4:49 pm
- Forum: General Texas CHL Discussion
- Topic: 30.06 Ruling Letters
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- Views: 80776
Re: 30.06 Ruling Letters
Regarding the judge’s ruling on the gun buster sign holding no force of law (I’m paraphrasing).
I remember seeing another thread on this form or someone was asking if that constitutes notice. And I believe there were a few statements where an LEO who is teaching an LTC class claimed he would arrest someone for carrying past it.
I see a lot of statements on this site where people say they do not want to be the test case and there is no judicial precedent for things like this (an LTC holder carrying past a gun buster sign). But I would think this is now ACTUAL judicial precedence that the gun buster sign has no bearing on an LTC holder.
I remember seeing another thread on this form or someone was asking if that constitutes notice. And I believe there were a few statements where an LEO who is teaching an LTC class claimed he would arrest someone for carrying past it.
I see a lot of statements on this site where people say they do not want to be the test case and there is no judicial precedent for things like this (an LTC holder carrying past a gun buster sign). But I would think this is now ACTUAL judicial precedence that the gun buster sign has no bearing on an LTC holder.