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If there is no penalty for failing to comply then it has been effectively removed, if not legally removed.

Seems like a silly thing to me, but this is the same legislature who can't strike out churches/amusment parks from prohibited places...they have to go add another subsection saying the previous subsection doesn't count anymore, so....

C-dub wrote:

Kadelic wrote:I was just wondering this myself. My CHL instructor was right about things making more sense in Texas than in other state.

For a lot of things that is correct, but there are some things that still don't. One example is the requirement to show your license to an officer (if you're carrying at the time) that is not there if carrying under the MPA.

And to make that more confusing, there is no PENALTY for failing to show an LEO your license when pulled over, but its still REQUIRED.

Yeah I should have added: "in Texas". Handgun and chl laws vary by state, so if you're going across state lines check out handgunlaw.us

There is no legal obligation to inform anyone but an LEO that you are armed.