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jester wrote:

Texas Size 11 wrote:Let's say the letter are one inch in height and the sign meets that requirement. Would a sign in the bottom right corner of a large door be considered "in a conspicuous manner?"

Setting aside the issue of size, I think a sign posted on the door and visible from outside is conspicuous.

Funny thing is I would have never noticed if I did not go looking from them based on the info on Texas 30.06 and this site.

I saw on Texas 30.06 that AMC theaters are posted with 30.06 signage, so I opted to leave my gun in the car when I took my oldest daughter to the movie on her last day of summer (hallelujah!). When I walked up to the theater, I did not see the signage on the door until I looked way down in the bottom right corner of the door. Second, I do not think the lettering is 1 inch (although I got down to see it, I did not bust out the tape measure). Here is what the law states:

Penal Code Section 30.06(c)(3)(B) further states that a sign must meet the following requirements:

i.includes the language described by Paragraph (A) in both English and Spanish;
ii.appears in contrasting colors with block letters at least one inch in height; and
iii.is displayed in a conspicuous manner clearly visible to the public.

Let's say the letter are one inch in height and the sign meets that requirement. Would a sign in the bottom right corner of a large door be considered "in a conspicuous manner?"

I'll post photos if I can figure it out.

Just curious what the consensus is.

And they are not compliant at AMC in Garland..