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The Kurth Library in Lufkin has text on the door prohibiting firearms and the text refers to section 30.05! It does not include the 30.06 language. Is it even possible, by definition, to trespass on public property? Of course it is. However, it is a defense under 30.05 if the reason for the prohibi...

The Kurth Library in Lufkin has text on the door prohibiting firearms and the text refers to section 30.05! It does not include the 30.06 language.

Is it even possible, by definition, to trespass on public property?

I logged in to the renewal site just after midnight on Sept 2,(early Labor Day morning) and I think I have completed my renewal. I just checked my credit card online and the charge for renewal is there. I was a bit put off when I got the checklist page after the payment page and it still had languag...

Thanks for posting this information.

PC §9.42. DEADLY FORCE TO PROTECT PROPERTY. A person is justified in using deadly force against another to protect land or tangible, movable property: (3) he reasonably believes that: (A) the land or property cannot be protected or recovered by any other means; This section of law does not stand al...

I was in the Kimbell for the Caravaggio exhibit right after the first of the year. There is a non-compliant (30.06) notice on the entrance (the "rear" entrance... the only one in use because the main entrance is closed for the expansion construction.) I had seen that sign before so, even t...

So what is the ball park price for legal fees to create a trust such as this? A simple one for family purposes, not a business operation. Edwin Walker of Walker Rice and Wisdom (who have the [Pre-paid legal service] program) mentions $299 as the cost for setting up a trust. See this link http://arc...

The Lufkin library has a notice containing a reference to section 30.05, which is the statute on trespassing. Isn't it impossible to trespass at a public building? I think there may have been some legal rulings on that. As a rule, I have not gone any building with any kind of pistol denial warning e...

That was the full press release from Senator Hegar's office.

I think EVERYONE on this forum ought to email him to thank him and his co-sponsors for their legislative work at this website http://www.senate.state.tx.us/75r/senat ... .htm#Press

Austin, Texas -State Senator Glenn Hegar (R, of Katy) is pleased to announce that as of September 1, Senate Bill 321 is now Texas law . The bill strengthens and protects the Second Amendment rights of hardworking Texas. As Texans readied for the new law, Senator Hegar's office fielded some question...

I'm new on this forum. Would one of you mind explaining the "banjo music" reference to me?