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by stevie_d_64
Mon Mar 05, 2007 11:21 am
Forum: General Texas CHL Discussion
Topic: Carry in a Public Library with a twist
Replies: 9
Views: 1964

KB and Chewy brought up a good point about the actual "time" that you carry in that facility...

But I would still be cautious about this...

I would also state the obvious, that if its concealed, and there appears to be some conflict within the confines of this situation, who would really know and object??? As long as you don't go into the "school" portion of the building, and the library is made available to the general public...

I could flip a coin, but I'll still err on the side of "no" in this case...Depends on how much of a big deal I want to make of it... ;-)

This is actually a great situation/topic to discuss...
by stevie_d_64
Sun Mar 04, 2007 11:22 am
Forum: General Texas CHL Discussion
Topic: Carry in a Public Library with a twist
Replies: 9
Views: 1964

This is an interesting situation...

One section being a city owned and operated facility, protected by SB501 provisions, yet yoou cross through a door into a "school" facility restricted by wording in the law itself...

I used to think that is one part of the structure was prohibited, the whole structure was off-limits...

We've had this type of discussion here many times...

But to have one part restricted by the law, and the other part un-restricted by a clarification of the law...

I'm kinda torn...

I'm sure the cut-'n-paste'rs and lawyers will be in here later to argue the points...

As for me...Well...I'd probably err on the side of "no", and find another place that wasn't so in the "gray"...

But since I figure its convienient for you to go to this place, I'd have to say I'd lock it up, and proceed with my business...Sorry...

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