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How about proof of disposition? Will I have to get something from every single court (including that out-of-state DUI) showing disposition? Or is that only required for a charge I claim adjudication was deferred on? Seems like they wouldn't need proof of a "guilty/nolo contendre->conviction" type of ...

I am curious as to why the Burg. of a building - state jail felony would not be considered disqulifying. I am sure Crossfire, who is a very active instructor, is correct on this but am curious as to the reasoning.
I think b/c it was deferred adj, it only disqualifies for 10yrs after the date of ...

I was reading that "other evidence" clause to mean like going to a rehab facility or some such... Anyway controlled substance vs dangerous drug:
Texas Health & Safety Code - Section 483.001. Definitions
(2) "Dangerous drug" means a device or a drug that is unsafe for self-medication and that is not ...

I think it is likely that you are indefinitely disqualified from getting a CHL due to being considered chemically dependent and it would require a doctor's note and lots of other hoops to even be able to be considered for one. I'll go look up the specific rule on what qualifies as chemically ...

thanks for the quick reply! What about proof of disposition? Am I going to have to go on a court-paper-chase?

my sister-in-law was recently robbed at gunpoint at myself, wife & 1yr old son's old apt complex. So me, wife, her 2 sisters, & bro-in-law are taking a CHL class in a couple of weeks. I just did an FFL xfer successfully, but unfortunately, I don't think I'll be getting my CHL any time soon :???: . I ...