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chamberc wrote:Agreed. Not sure why people mis-read, "shall not be infringed".

It's right up there with "regulate commerce with foreign nations, and among the several states" in the Failed 5th Grade English category.

What does TCLEOSE teach now? Even before September 1st, failure to notify (first offense) is not a misdemeanor or a felony. The peace officer can prepare an affidavit and send it to DPS but the suspension is up to DPS (and possibly a JP.)

Fine. Fine. Fine. How about this?

A peace officer in street clothes spending time with her family on her day off doesn't have to notify.

A federal agent or other special investigator in plain clothes doesn't have to notify.

A convicted felon carrying illegally doesn't have to notify.

Commander wrote:I seem to recall that there was some discussion to eliminate the requirement for CHL holders to identify, but that went nowhere.

That would make too much sense.

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Backwoods wrote:I'm sure it is still required to show your CHL when pulled over.

Source please. I don't see an exemption for traffic stops in the HB 2730 changes.
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