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The trick to this is to remember the exact wording of the law. It is illegal to carry in a place where more than 50% of the sales is from alcohol for consumption on premises as determined by TABC. This is the whole point of the post, but just about the time you think you understand the law, somethi...

I am not a fan of alerting businesses to incorretly posted signs, but on a recent trip to Fredericksburg, upon entering a liquor store on main street, I noticed a 51% sign. As hard as it was, I kept quite but noticed that aside form liquor, wine, and beer sales, they had a wine tasting area. I do no...

I agree with all of the above. As I stated in the title, I got myself stopped; however since I didn't get a ticket I considered it good. Had I kept quiet, he might have been a nice guy.

While I was working today, I happened to follow a motorcycle LEO down a street and as we approched an intersection, the light turned yellow, he went through and so did I, as it was still yellow. At the next intersection he turned on his lights and pointed back at me to turn the corner. I turned the ...

This past Saturday my son and I went went with my son's friend and his dad to their private gun range to try out a few new guns that we both had bought. My son has a Wilson Professional with a bobed tail and his friend was trying out his new Colt Commander. After several rounds, they traded guns and...

It does not prohibit carrying in a parkinglot, playground, or exterior walkway. I disagree with you that you can carry on a "playground." 46.03 (1) (1) on the physical premises of a school or educational institution, any grounds or building on which an activity sponsored by a school or

Texas Law also makes it illegal to even posses a switchblade knife, defined as; any knife that has a blade that folds, closes, or retracts into the handle or sheath, and that: (A) opens automatically by pressure applied to a button or other device located on the handle; or (B) opens or releases a b...

JLaw,

Thanks for the info, and it is a small world, I am an Electrical Contractor.

How about posting a website for them.

My son's graduation present.

At the present time I have no intentions of putting anything in writing, that will be a last resort. As I said in my original post, insurance companies dictate a lot of what companies have as policy. Written safety programs, drug programs, etc.

Hi, I am new to the site with respect to posting, but have read a lot on this site and several others since obtaining my CHL over a year ago. I would like to know if anyone has seen a Company Policy which is CHL friendly? I run a construction co. and generally employ 30 -40 employees, but only 6 of ...