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To further complicate this, would it be considered that a:

1) CHL holder, who
2) has been licensed by the state of texas, who
3) presumably has attended a course covering all of this, and
4) has a clean background, and
5) is a law abiding, employeed, family man

would be less likely to be prosecuted for drawing when leathal force may not have been applicable (based on opinions of the statments of the situation)?

I mean I can understand the average Joe pulling a firearm when it was not necessary, but I would believe the legal system to assume that a CHL holder, who has gone through the necessary steps to be proven a upstanding individual to carry a firearm in the first place, likely had a good reason to pull it.

Thoughts? Do CHL holder get viewed in a differnet light then the average Joe?