even this is still incorrect, being "over the limit" just means they dont have to prove you are intoxicated, being "under the limit" does not mean you are not intoxicated you run the same risk getting a dwi with .04 BAC as you do getting in trouble for carrying (not that I recommend drinking / driving / carrying )wgoforth wrote:
You can't, unfortunatly, even believe everything in the training classes. It was a Deputy Sherrif who taught the CHL class I was in, ad he taught (1) Your not allowed to even have a single drop of alcohol to carry (which would be fine with me, but aint so) and (2) He said yoy had to have written authorization of clergy to carry in house of worship. Others can correct me, but I believe police depts are good providing it is not in the areas where they bring the criminals through. Several have said they were taught the same.
My instructor taught the same things. But he explained that being over the limit to carry is subjective, unlike being over the limit to drive which is spelled out as a specific BAC.
just pointing out a flaw in your instructors logic (at least its a flaw to me
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