Not a DA in this state that would prosecute this, and I would doubt an officer would want to look so silly as to charge you.Pluto wrote:The operator said it was silly that the officer wouldn't just use common sense. So technically, if they wanted to, they could prove its unlawful carry in court. That's how I'm understanding it.
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- Fri Sep 02, 2016 3:19 pm
- Forum: General Texas CHL Discussion
- Topic: Help with name on license
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Re: Help with name on license
- Fri Sep 02, 2016 2:12 pm
- Forum: General Texas CHL Discussion
- Topic: Help with name on license
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Re: Help with name on license
Pluto wrote:Ok. So, I was told by a LEO that my name on my license had to match my name on my CHL. Now let's assume my name is "John Doe Unknown."
On my license it states:
John Doe Unknown
On my chl it states:
John D Unknown
He said it can be refused because of this. Is this true? He said because the middle initial can stand for anything.
If it happens again ask him to cite the statute because you want to read in through to make sure that you are in full compliance.
I had a similar incident happen at Sam's the other day, membership card says "Steve", credit card stays "Stephen." I had to convince the cashier that Steve is actually short for Stephen.