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Ok I'm lost. They accepted the Conference report, is 910 now passed?

Did we really really really get it ???????????????

JollyHappyDad wrote:Ok I'm lost. They accepted the Conference report, is 910 now passed?

Yes, on to the Gov!

This has been the craziest roller coaster ride ever!

JollyHappyDad wrote:Ok I'm lost. They accepted the Conference report, is 910 now passed?

Yes, now it is on to the Governor to be signed and become law.

Good grief, I need a drink to recover before I can have one to celebrate

I'd like to hear from Charles on where we are at on HB910. Is a court challenge possible based on removal of an amendment while in conference?

sugar land dave wrote:I'd like to hear from Charles on where we are at on HB910. Is a court challenge possible based on removal of an amendment while in conference?

No. I'm not sure what Stickland was up to, but I think he was hoping for grounds to assert a POO and try to bring the Senate version of HB910 up for a concurrence vote. He really should check the rules and procedures ahead of time.

Chas.

JollyHappyDad wrote:Good grief, I need a drink to recover before I can have one to celebrate

Well said. I'll drink to that!

Now I think ahead to Jan 1 2016, and how the Houston PD will react to MWAG calls. I wonder if we'll have to adopt blue state tactics, like sponsoring trash pickups and other community service activities while OCing, to desensitize the public (and PD)?

JollyHappyDad wrote:Good grief, I need a drink to recover before I can have one to celebrate

Can I join you ??

And hopefully, with all of the bru-ha-ha of Dutton/Huffines, every LEO in the state of TX is now aware of the 4th Amendment, Terry v Ohio, and 42 U.S.C. § 1983 lawsuits as it relates to OC...

louisf1 wrote:Yes, now it is on to the Governor to be signed and become law.

juno106 wrote:And hopefully, with all of the bru-ha-ha of Dutton/Huffines, every LEO in the state of TX is now aware of the 4th Amendment, Terry v Ohio, and 42 U.S.C. § 1983 lawsuits as it relates to OC...

louisf1 wrote:Yes, now it is on to the Governor to be signed and become law.

Yes... isn't it pretty to think so?

Wonder how CJ will post this in his now private face book account ....??

This is what Gov. Greg Abbott tweeted moments ago:
Open Carry just passed in both the Texas House & Senate. Next destination: My Pen. #txlege #tcot @NRA