if he had, literally, A beer, he did not break the law. if he was not INTOXICATED, he was not breaking the law.heliguy972 wrote:My boss, whose dad is secret service and who tried to get in the service himself made a mistake. He got his CHL last year, had a beer at a friends house while carrying and then drove home. Had he been pulled over for some reason, handed his CHL to the LEO, LEO smells beer on his breath... And he's got a lot of issues to deal with...I can only imagine the potential accidents waiting on our college campus's...
we're not going to have the ONE BEER = DEATH debate here, but this is what THE LAW says.
I don't know what the "and he's got a lot of issues to deal with" line means, but your boss' "issues" have nothing to do with Campus Carry.
in regards to you supervising a college dorm, well, I'd like to meet any "kids" that lived there that were 21. prolly weren't many. any "sorority rushes" I'm sure weren't 21yo. you don't rush as a post-grad.
and you are correct, you can only imagine the potential accidents on our college campus's, because there haven't been any in other states (see also Utah), and there won't be in this state, either.