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o b juan wrote:"You can carry in a church now." Jagos post

From 95' You could always carry i if you were not given Effective Consent " or notice

In the following locations
Church, Hospital, Nursing Home, Amusment park, Citycouncil, school board meeting

No you couldn't carry there with a CHL until 1997.

ScottDLS wrote:

o b juan wrote:"You can carry in a church now." Jagos post

From 95' You could always carry i if you were not given Effective Consent " or notice

In the following locations
Church, Hospital, Nursing Home, Amusment park, Citycouncil, school board meeting

No you couldn't carry there with a CHL until 1997.

Carry at Church, Hospital, Nursing Home, Amusment park, Citycouncil, school board meeting was with written consent, same as with colleges.

MeMelYup wrote:

ScottDLS wrote:

o b juan wrote:"You can carry in a church now." Jagos post

From 95' You could always carry i if you were not given Effective Consent " or notice

In the following locations
Church, Hospital, Nursing Home, Amusment park, Citycouncil, school board meeting

No you couldn't carry there with a CHL until 1997.

Carry at Church, Hospital, Nursing Home, Amusment park, Citycouncil, school board meeting was with written consent, same as with colleges.

I left my 1995 CHL-16 book at home and I'm traveling, but I don't think there was an exception to 46.035 for having consent in 1995-96. I'll dig it up later and post, but "effective consent" is a concept in the 30.06 language, and 30.06 didn't exist in 1995-1996. Where in 46.035 did it say you can could carry in Church, Amusement Park, Hospital, Nursing home with effective consent. I don't think it did.

DonFromTexas wrote:You got that right, originally I was only mildly confused, now I am REALLY confused. This should not be so darned complex, after all we who have guns are not exactly the brightest bulbs in the string anyway in all probability.

Oh, no, I'm very bright... My roommate says he's never met anyone who leaves as many lights on as I do.