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C-dub wrote:...
Now, what was also pointed out back before OC and would apply in this scenario because we're talking about someone without a CHL or LTC is, what gives the homeowner the right or ability to give someone permission to violate the law?

What if I invite you into my house and tell you to make yourself at home?

warnmar10 wrote:

C-dub wrote:...
Now, what was also pointed out back before OC and would apply in this scenario because we're talking about someone without a CHL or LTC is, what gives the homeowner the right or ability to give someone permission to violate the law?

What if I invite you into my house and tell you to make yourself at home?

That could open up all sorts of issues, depending on what he does at his home...

warnmar10 wrote:

C-dub wrote:...
Now, what was also pointed out back before OC and would apply in this scenario because we're talking about someone without a CHL or LTC is, what gives the homeowner the right or ability to give someone permission to violate the law?

What if I invite you into my house and tell you to make yourself at home?

To me that means to make myself comfortable. However, I'm still not going to go over to the fridge and drink straight out of the milk jug. I still won't put my feet up on the coffee table. And I sure won't be doing anything illegal just because you said, "Make yourself at home."

It's still not my home.