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- Tue May 25, 2010 10:30 am
- Forum: New to CHL?
- Topic: Secure compliance vs. Convertible Automobile
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Re: Secure compliance vs. Convertible Automobile
OK folks, back on topic.
- Tue May 25, 2010 10:07 am
- Forum: New to CHL?
- Topic: Secure compliance vs. Convertible Automobile
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Re: Secure compliance vs. Convertible Automobile
And, BTW on your off-limits locaitons, you are not required to leave your CCW behind when going into a church unless it is 30.06 posted or you have recevied oral notification to not carry there.
- Tue May 25, 2010 9:38 am
- Forum: New to CHL?
- Topic: Secure compliance vs. Convertible Automobile
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Re: Secure compliance vs. Convertible Automobile
First off, welcome to the forum.
However, you will NEVER get an answer to your question, even legally, because all that can EVER be issued are opinions when there is no case law to back up the statute. Until a Judge has issued an opinion on the interpretation of the law, then it is just speculation and others opinions. Even after a test case has happened, there will still be opinions on the issue.
So, bottom line, there is no answer to your question from a legal standpoint because there has not been case law to set a precedence.
Now, whether you want it or not, my opinion is you should do the best job you can of securing your weapon. In the case of the convertible, that would mean locking it in a steel box mounted to the floor or under the seat, or putting it in the locked trunk.
However, you will NEVER get an answer to your question, even legally, because all that can EVER be issued are opinions when there is no case law to back up the statute. Until a Judge has issued an opinion on the interpretation of the law, then it is just speculation and others opinions. Even after a test case has happened, there will still be opinions on the issue.
So, bottom line, there is no answer to your question from a legal standpoint because there has not been case law to set a precedence.
Now, whether you want it or not, my opinion is you should do the best job you can of securing your weapon. In the case of the convertible, that would mean locking it in a steel box mounted to the floor or under the seat, or putting it in the locked trunk.