CHL and Texas HB 1815
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CHL and Texas HB 1815
In Texas you have to present your chl to peace officer when you are pulled over. As far as I know, people who are carrying a handgun through HB 1815 do not have to inform the peace officer about the firearm unless asked. Not that I would not inform while carrying but just out of curiosity, can someone who has a chl, carry a handgun in their vehicle and not inform a peace officer about it because they have the handgun in their glovebox and not their person.
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Re: CHL and Texas HB 1815
No penalty for not presenting CHL when asked for ID. I still do though.
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Re: CHL and Texas HB 1815
Thanks.jmra wrote:No penalty for not presenting CHL when asked for ID. I still do though.
“Be ashamed to die until you have won some victory for humanity.”
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Re: CHL and Texas HB 1815
There going to know anyway when they run you DL. I will show mine along with my TDL. I havent bee stopped yet. (Knock on wood)!!! 

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Re: CHL and Texas HB 1815
IANAL, but, FWIW, from what I understand (enough qualifiers?
), if you DO have a CHL, you are presumed to be carrying under its authority before any other authority.
There are few, if any, situations where I might consider not notifying LE of my weapon in an ID-requested encounter. YMMV
I am comforted by the fact that, should that rare occasion occur, not declaring CHL status no longer carries any legal/civil penalties.

There are few, if any, situations where I might consider not notifying LE of my weapon in an ID-requested encounter. YMMV
I am comforted by the fact that, should that rare occasion occur, not declaring CHL status no longer carries any legal/civil penalties.
I am not a lawyer. This is NOT legal advice.!
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Nothing tempers idealism quite like the cold bath of reality.... SQLGeek