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bigity wrote:How some UT students are responding:

http://concealednation.org/2015/10/cock ... -in-texas/

That one is actually pretty creative. Misguided and juvenile, but way more entertaining that a bunch of kids holding picket signs.

Texans continue to respond:

While a planned UT Austin protest has dominated the 'net this week, other voices can still be found.

Law enforcement training:
(See page 2)
http://www.wctcog.org/currentforms/cjtr ... lendar.pdf

Midland College Press:
http://www.mrt.com/opinion/article_770f ... 5d9e0.html

oljames3 wrote:Texans continue to respond:

Midland College Press:
http://www.mrt.com/opinion/article_770f ... 5d9e0.html

I found this particular quote to be of interest:
"The implementation of campus carry law brings with it many complications, but we strongly urge the MC Board of Trustees to create lots of “gun-free” zones, even if they have to push limits of the law."

Harris County, Precinct 4, Training:
http://www.cd4.hctx.net/training/courses.php

Free Training for Law Enforcement:
http://www.leoseminar.com/events-schedule

oljames3 wrote:Harris County, Precinct 4, Training:
http://www.cd4.hctx.net/training/courses.php

"Texas Open Carry & Law Enforcement
This class is designed to familiarize deputies with the laws that relate to the new open carry law so when challenged with the law by citizens, each deputy will be prepared to answer questions on the open carry law its self, and the laws that give "law enforcement the power to do what they do", "are going to do", "and what they have done". The class will also cover situations that deputies might encounter when approaching citizens carrying a firearm in the open, and managing your emotions to be able to properly control and deal with the encounter."

I think that it is perhaps a bit telling regarding the attitude of the Harris County Constable that the language seems to me to be more about what they have to do to enforce the law that they don't really want to have to enforce AND comply with. I would love to be a fly on that wall to be able to hear what they will say about what they can do, are going to do, and all about those emotions now that a citizen will be able to OC.

oljames3 wrote:
Free Training for Law Enforcement:
http://www.leoseminar.com/events-schedule

Oh! Just noticed that the second one is connected to U.S. Law Shield!

More links that show Texan's are discussing and responding to LTC.

The internet maelstrom centered on a proposed UT Austin protest seems to be abating. Discussion continues.

El Paso council discusses Open Carry:
(search article for "open carry")
http://www.elpasotimes.com/story/news/l ... /73894186/

Some don't know CHL can already carry on campus (restrictions apply):
http://m.sacurrent.com/Blogs/archives/2 ... ns-at-home

Abilene angst:
http://www.myfoxzone.com/story/30259228 ... lic-places

Texas A&M Forum:
http://www.myssnews.com/index.php?optio ... Itemid=376

Roscoe PD:
(search article for "open")
http://roscoehardtimes.blogspot.com/201 ... ntown.html

UTSA Forum:
http://www.ksat.com/news/utsa-agrees-to ... chool-year

Sometimes even judges are confused about the LTC age limit:
http://www.ntxe-news.com/artman/publish ... 7822.shtml

More thoughts, both good and bad:
http://www.supermp3.top/super/fun/mp3/t ... on-campus/

Aransas Pass PD offers free class to residents:
http://www.kristv.com/story/30254468/th ... -residents

"New Texas Open Carry Law Has Significant Implications for Employers"
https://www.andrewskurth.com/pressroom- ... -1272.html

"Dialogue around the details of gun issues tough to broker in Texas"
(search site for "gun issues")
http://www.quorumreport.com/buzz/buzz.cfm

"What's banned on Texas college campuses?"
http://www.chron.com/news/education/art ... 572147.php

"ASU professor of homeland and border security Dr. James Phelps spoke in favor of eliminating "gun-free zones."
http://www.myfoxzone.com/story/30047135 ... s-campuses

"Open carry is the law in 43 other states, and by passing it in Texas, we are catching up with the open carry laws of other states," Abbott said.
http://www.cbs19.tv/story/30264997/gove ... sits-tyler

"SGA discusses disabled access, campus carry at this college"
http://theranger.org/2015/10/11/sga-dis ... s-college/

"New Texas gun laws allow open carry on campus"
More disinformation from and confusion among the academic elites.
http://theranger.org/2015/10/12/new-tex ... on-campus/

oljames3 wrote:More links that show Texan's are discussing and responding to LTC.

The internet maelstrom centered on a proposed UT Austin protest seems to be abating. Discussion continues.


Sometimes even judges are confused about the LTC age limit:
http://www.ntxe-news.com/artman/publish ... 7822.shtml

From the above: "...the law can stop you any time and ask for your CHL license" and "Also, now you can carry a gun on your boat without a CHL...."

"Open Carry 101: What you need to know about changes in Texas open carry laws"
KVIA El Paso
http://www.kvia.com/news/open-carry-101 ... s/35867230

Texas Tech Timeline for Compliance
http://www.depts.ttu.edu/hr/CampusCarry/Timeline.php

"Locked and Loaded: What You Need to Know About Texas’ New Open Carry Laws"
Ft Worth Lawyers
http://www.bhwlawfirm.com/locked-and-lo ... arry-laws/

"DPS to bar non-police employees from open carrying on the job"
http://trailblazersblog.dallasnews.com/ ... -job.html/

oljames3 wrote:"DPS to bar non-police employees from open carrying on the job"
http://trailblazersblog.dallasnews.com/ ... -job.html/

So DPS employees can carry concealed on the job? Sounds like a good place to work.

Col. Steve McCraw wrote:DPS Director Steve McCraw told the state Public Safety Commission on Thursday that “non-commissioned” employees with a license to carry would still be able to pack a concealed handgun at work. But, he said, “open carry presents a different issue for us.”

I love Texas!!!! Thank you Col. McCraw for trusting and respecting your CHL employees. I wonder of any other state police agency does likewise? I suspect not.

Chas.

Charles L. Cotton wrote:

Col. Steve McCraw wrote:DPS Director Steve McCraw told the state Public Safety Commission on Thursday that “non-commissioned” employees with a license to carry would still be able to pack a concealed handgun at work. But, he said, “open carry presents a different issue for us.”

I love Texas!!!! Thank you Col. McCraw for trusting and respecting your CHL employees. I wonder of any other state police agency does likewise? I suspect not.

Chas.

Activists debate gun rights expansion, constitutional carry | The Daily Texan
http://www.dailytexanonline.com/blogs/t ... onal-carry

Complaints start to trickle in over local governments’ ‘no guns’ signs | Dallas Morning News
http://trailblazersblog.dallasnews.com/ ... igns.html/

What does the Oregon college shooting mean for Texas’ campus carry debate? | Dallas Morning
http://trailblazersblog.dallasnews.com/ ... campus-car