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by barres
Thu Aug 23, 2007 12:41 pm
Forum: General Texas CHL Discussion
Topic: Carrying at work
Replies: 26
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Written notification must meet 30.06 guidelines for you to be charged and convicted of criminal trespass. It would not be illegal for him to carry, unless he also got a verbal prohibition and chose to ignore that, but his job would be in jeopardy as things stand right now.

Buda222, you have to answer for yourself how much you value your job vs. how much you value your ability to carry. Without the parking lot bill passing this past legislative session, I think the company would include their parking lot in their premises, unless they share the lot with another company. You can always park on the street or in another parking area, if you feel you must have your CCW for the drive to/from work and value your job too much to chance keeping it in your car in their parking lot. Assuming you can afford ($) to park elsewhere.

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