This one is debatable for a CHL. While no one else is ever required to carry a DL when they are not driving in Texas (or even then if they show it to the magistrate later), a CHL is required to provide both a DL and his CHL when asked for ID. I know the law was written figuring that most people would encounter a peace officer when they were driving, but it technically would still apply if you were stopped while walking down the aisle of the grocery store.KBCraig wrote:For that matter, there's no obligation to carry a DL unless you're driving.
I am curious what would happen if someone had the CHL but no DL in just such a case. I keep hoping no cop would be so stupid as to file this charge, but there is the thread from the other forum referencing disarming people. Every profession has it share of idiots.