Or to obey the law....DoubleActionCHL wrote:I think we're making this too complicated.
The MPA provisions under 46.02 tell us that you're not committing an offense when you carry your handgun to your vehicle, possess it in your vehicle, or carry it back to your habitation. There are 4 conditions that are clearly stated.
Section 46.15 says that 46.02 is inapplicable if the actor has in his possession his CHL AND a handgun which he is licensed to carry.
At this point, you are not committing an offense because of the CHL provisions provided under GC Section 411(h).
In my opinion, the current related statutes are a hodgepodge and may be subject to multiple interpretations. I'm hoping the language is tightened up during the next legislative session. I'm not an attorney, obviously, but you shouldn't have to be one to understand this.
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- Tue Dec 07, 2010 11:22 pm
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