Non-CHL Employees with handguns in their cars pursuant to the MPA are protected by SB321, so long as they don't work for a chemical manufacturing plant or a refinery.flintknapper wrote:So how would it affect (if at all) those folks if they were carrying (in their vehicle) under MPA?Charles L. Cotton wrote:Correct.tbrown wrote:But the sign would still apply to customers, visitors and other people who aren't employees. Right?Charles L. Cotton wrote:No. There is a doctrine in law that the "specific controls the general." TPC §30.06 is a trespass statute that is based upon the ability of a property owner to bar entry to certain persons. SB321 strips employers of this authority over employees.rp_photo wrote:Can employers circumvent this by posting 30.06 signs at lot entrances?
As with all CHL issues, we need to celebrate quietly and especially avoid rubbing anything in "The Man's" face.
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