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Seems like a pretty lousy reason to lose your CHL. :sad:

I agree. The F-word shouldn't cost me my ability to protect myself. But if this DOC thing is Texas-specific, I'll only be here for another two years I guess, then I'll be back either on-base in Florida or on a ship somewhere, so it won't be ...

To the OP:

Could you give a bit more information about what you said, who you said it to, and where you were at the time?

Thanks...

I was in Austin at the UT campus on game day, (Not somewhere I would normally want to be, but I got roped into helping with security at the stadium). I was ...

Unfortunately a Disorderly Conduct charge is the one Class C that will get your CHL revoked. See GC §411.172 (8)
(8) has not, in the five years preceding the date of application, been convicted of a Class A or Class B misdemeanor or an offense under Section 42.01, Penal Code ;


All that for ...

This is even if it was just a written ticket and no arrest?

So, here's my question. I got hit with a disorderly conduct charge for language, a joke considering the situation. I thought I was okay, as it was a Class C misdemeanor and forgot that it stands out as the one charge that can lead to denial/revocation of a CHL, so when offered the chance to avoid ...