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Did the Senate Committee change the wording like the House committee did? Yes. My new Senator, Kirk Watson, added a very good ammendment to the Committee Substitute which would eliminate the 'presumption of reasonableness' if a person were in a place he did not have a right to be or if he were enga...

After everyone else had spoken on and on and on (often saying very little) the committee decided to limit testimony to 5 Minutes. Unfortunately, Charles was the only remaining person to testify! I was watching a video archive from the meeting as I couldn't make it in person. You should all try to wa...

Well the problem as I see it is my employeer provides security and a gated entrance so it still does not allow me to protect myself to and from work. I think any CHL holder should be allowed to keep his gun locked in his car on company property regardless of what the employer does for security. It ...

If anyone would like to watch the hearing, you can click on the following link, then select the date 02-27-07. http://www.house.state.tx.us/committees/broadcasts.php?session=80&committeeCode=220 You may be asked to download RealPlayer to view it. It is free. Just click 'ask me later' from a drop...

Does anyone know what the objection was to these bills? Just curious. Same ole, same ole, We want to keep our employees and customers safe... We believe in personal property rights.....they can already prevent it with 30.06 if they have the cojones to use it. We will have too much liability.....how...

I hope you can stand another report. I went to the meeting today after being reminded on Glocktalk that it was being held. I only stayed for HB284. This is the House companion bill to the Senate bill (hearing is tomorrow) regarding removing of any duty to retreat, and liability protection while in h...

I decided to attend after being notified by TSRA email. Bills discussed were HB220, HB511, HB992, and HB1037. They all seek to adress the current issue where employers are prohibiting CHL holders for storing their handguns in a locked vehicle on a public access parking lot while at work. Actually HB...

Judging from the website address given and the name of the Texas Youth Commission, this would appear to be a governmental entity. Please correct me if I am wrong. The following comments are based on the premise that it IS a governmental entity. If it IS a governmental entity, then they can post 30.0...