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Ok, drawing a complete blank.. Someone refresh me... What section of what code? Thank you!

Originalist wrote:Ok, drawing a complete blank.. Someone refresh me... What section of what code? Thank you!

GC §411.205. REQUIREMENT TO DISPLAY LICENSE. (a) If a license holder is carrying a handgun on or about the license holder's person when a magistrate or a peace officer demands that the license holder display identification, the license holder shall display both the license holder's driver's license or identification certificate issued by the department and the license holder's handgun license.

It's in the CHL-16 http://www.txdps.state.tx.us/InternetFo ... CHL-16.pdf" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

I would recommend you print it off every year and reread it on a regular basis. You signed a legal doc stating you read and understood this when you took your class and the question you asked is one of the most basic there is. My Friend, you need some study time.

Maxwell wrote:You signed a legal doc stating you read and understood this when you took your class

I don't remember signing that legal document when I took the class.

For the application yes, but not the class, and if somebody is going to nitpick the law they should know the difference.

gringo pistolero wrote:

Maxwell wrote:You signed a legal doc stating you read and understood this when you took your class

I don't remember signing that legal document when I took the class.

For the application yes, but not the class, and if somebody is going to nitpick the law they should know the difference.

You're right. however I knew the law, just not the specific statute.... I lost it between all the IDF I have been receiving here in Afghanistan, I will try to do better!

gringo pistolero wrote:

Maxwell wrote:You signed a legal doc stating you read and understood this when you took your class

I don't remember signing that legal document when I took the class.

For the application yes, but not the class, and if somebody is going to nitpick the law they should know the difference.

If you did the paper application you signed 2 affidafits that had to be noterized. One of those said you were taught & understand the law.

If you applied on line one of the "Klicks" you did there was an official "affermation" that you were taught it & understand it.

But thankfully, nothing says he/we need to memorize the specific code numbers....

gringo pistolero wrote:

Maxwell wrote:You signed a legal doc stating you read and understood this when you took your class

I don't remember signing that legal document when I took the class.

For the application yes, but not the class, and if somebody is going to nitpick the law they should know the difference.

I don't remember what I filled out online, but I am sure the online version had a spot where you were doing your electronic signature as well. e.

I'm with the gringo. The only thing I signed in class was the CHL 100.

I clearly remember being told in class that we must show a LEO a CHL and Drivers License when carrying

tommyg wrote:I clearly remember being told in class that we must show a LEO a CHL and Drivers License when carrying

Only when the LEO requests identification. But once asked, yes, we must show both and state-issued picture ID (usually a DL).

its funny , some folks still click through stuff as if it doesnt matter online.

it would be interesting to see some case law where someone claimed they did not lnow what they were "signing" [clicking].

Maxwell wrote:I would recommend you print it off every year and reread it on a regular basis. You signed a legal doc stating you read and understood this when you took your class and the question you asked is one of the most basic there is. My Friend, you need some study time.

This isn't arfcom....I bet the question could've been answered more politely...maybe?

I think the most common lie is now "I have read and understand the terms and conditions".....

I'll answer the question you didn't ask. The penalty for failing to display said liscense is zip, nothing, nil, nada, etc...