I would also think that a good lawyer could find/craft an "emergency" exception to the law. If a LEO gets a waiver on 4th amendment requirements to protect an individual, I think you could find an exception to 30.06.Charles L. Cotton wrote:This attorney agrees with both of your points. I'll also add that I cannot imagine any LEO filing trespass charges under the OP's hypothetical, nor can I imagine a DA accepting charges.mr1337 wrote:In my opinion, no jury in Texas is going to convict you for walking past a 30.06 sign to save someone's life who is under active attack. You should be covered under a defense of necessity.
Keep in mind that I'm not a lawyer, but I just don't see it happening.
Chas.
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