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by jmra
Sat Jan 11, 2014 7:13 pm
Forum: New to CHL?
Topic: School Employees and the parking lot law
Replies: 39
Views: 10118

Re: School Employees and the parking lot law

glock27 wrote:Old thread. Im still uncertain after reading this through.

My s.o. is a teacher can she have a firearm in her vehicle while at school? She does not have a chl yet.
If no CHL would be in violation of GFSZA (federal law prohibiting guns within 1000' of a school).
With a CHL would be legal but depending on employee handbook could be fired.
by jmra
Thu May 09, 2013 10:39 am
Forum: New to CHL?
Topic: School Employees and the parking lot law
Replies: 39
Views: 10118

Re: School Employees and the parking lot law

Keith B wrote:
jsenner wrote:
jmra wrote:I work at a high school. Handbook says no guns on property. I am reluctant to ignore this policy as several times a year dogs are brought in to sniff out drugs in parked cars. Don't know if they are trained for detecting firearms/ammo but not willing to risk it.
If I worked at the elementary campus, no brainer.
Have you thought about saving the rags/etc from cleaning your guns and tossing them in the glovebox or trunk as a test? if the dogs light on it, you'll know and no foul...
Just throw a bag of marijuana in your console and they will never detect you have a gun in the car! :biggrinjester:
"rlol"
by jmra
Wed Apr 10, 2013 7:40 pm
Forum: New to CHL?
Topic: School Employees and the parking lot law
Replies: 39
Views: 10118

Re: School Employees and the parking lot law

Very nice. Wish that opinion was widely held.
by jmra
Wed Feb 27, 2013 6:04 am
Forum: New to CHL?
Topic: School Employees and the parking lot law
Replies: 39
Views: 10118

Re: School Employees and the parking lot law

I work at a high school. Handbook says no guns on property. I am reluctant to ignore this policy as several times a year dogs are brought in to sniff out drugs in parked cars. Don't know if they are trained for detecting firearms/ammo but not willing to risk it.
If I worked at the elementary campus, no brainer.

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