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by ScottDLS
Sun Oct 18, 2015 10:51 pm
Forum: General Texas CHL Discussion
Topic: Proper Hotel Notification
Replies: 22
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Re: Proper Hotel Notification

kopking10 wrote:I just passed my CHL test last Friday. Our instructor mentioned that the owner or individual of a premise that has the authority can verbally "kick" you out even when there is no 30.06 sign being posted. Legally, the sign MUST
BE POSTED. However, my instructor said that they could still call the cop and get you arrested if the cop wanted. Then, the cop would tell you to explain to the judge about the 30.06 sign! It's crazy he said.
They can verbally(orally) tell you to get out and then you must leave or the cops can come arrest you. But if they didn't tell you to leave and there was no sign posted, what would the cops arrest you for? :confused5
by ScottDLS
Sun Oct 18, 2015 10:44 pm
Forum: General Texas CHL Discussion
Topic: Proper Hotel Notification
Replies: 22
Views: 3754

Re: Proper Hotel Notification

JALLEN wrote:
thetexan wrote:We're giving the hotel a place among the enumerated prohibited locations when it is not. There are 13 places you can not carry. The rest...the rest....t-h-e r-e-s-t....everybody else....THE REST OF THE TEXAS UNIVERSE MUST USE 30.06 NOTIFICATION (I'm looking for some other way to emphasis the words and I can't find any!!)

You do not even need to consider 46.02 (if you have a CHL).

Policy without 30.06 notification is of no prohibitive concern.

tex
I don't think so. If you are given effective notification verbally, or some other way, you are prohibited. Notice given in the reservation paperwork can be effective as well, as I understand it.
Verbally (orally) yes.... Some other way (written)... must conform to the exact wording specified in 30.06, otherwise not effective.

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