I agree with you all, Cotton and txinvestigator. I think that it would apply to all attorneys employed by the office, not just the elected officials.
I just can't believe that there isn't someone who has used this particular section to carry.
It would seem to me that not just the elected official would be given the protection, while their staff attorneys would be prevented from the same protection.
I guess the only thing to do is actually ask at the court house where the offices is located. I had hoped to avoid that, however you gotta do what ya gotta do.
Thanks for the help guys.
Once I find out though I will definately pass this along.
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Question about 46.15 Nonapplicability.
Hello All,
I am new here, and was refered from Glocktalk. I was told that you all would be able to help me answer a question I have concerning section 46.15.
I am concerned with the section that states that District Attorneys and County Attorneys do not have the certain restrictions as to where they can carry.
I am wondering in particular if anyone knows if this applies to attorneys that work for the County Attorney's Office, or if it only applies to the actual elected offical?
I am considering taking a job as an Assistant County Attorney and am wondering if this section would apply to me or not?
I have made an exhaustive search of case law, AG opinions, and every other source I can think of. I have been unable to find anything that addresses this question.
Thanks for the help.
I am new here, and was refered from Glocktalk. I was told that you all would be able to help me answer a question I have concerning section 46.15.
I am concerned with the section that states that District Attorneys and County Attorneys do not have the certain restrictions as to where they can carry.
I am wondering in particular if anyone knows if this applies to attorneys that work for the County Attorney's Office, or if it only applies to the actual elected offical?
I am considering taking a job as an Assistant County Attorney and am wondering if this section would apply to me or not?
I have made an exhaustive search of case law, AG opinions, and every other source I can think of. I have been unable to find anything that addresses this question.
Thanks for the help.