Right, which I did find out from the young lady, but her statement was that they would enforce them as an attempt to comply.txinvestigator wrote:jimlongley wrote:There is no one who enforces signs that are non-compliant. A non-compliant sign is simply non-enforceable.Hickeroar wrote:
All I wanted to know was who enforces that segment of the law, ie If I spot a non-compliant sign, who do I report it to? Her take was that they ALL comply.
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- Mon Mar 13, 2006 7:30 pm
- Forum: General Texas CHL Discussion
- Topic: Possible Effective Notice Not Conforming to 30.06
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- Mon Mar 13, 2006 1:13 pm
- Forum: General Texas CHL Discussion
- Topic: Possible Effective Notice Not Conforming to 30.06
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When I called (a whole bunch of people in state government) I finally reached someone who claimed to "have been" an attorney and that "they" (the state) consider coming close to be a good faith effort and that they would prosecute. I asked if that meant that I could do 49 in a 40mph zone, as keeping it in the 40s would be a "good faith effort" and she didn't like the comment. She suggested that I might want to be a test case, and honor I declined.Hickeroar wrote:If i go somewhere and their 30.06 sign has lettering that is 7/8 of an inch high, would this hold up in court as non-compliant or would the judge say "close enough?"
If I recall correctly, I was referred from DPS CHL people to the Attorney General's office, to the Secretary of State, back to . . . until I got to that young lady back in DPS CHL.
All I wanted to know was who enforces that segment of the law, ie If I spot a non-compliant sign, who do I report it to? Her take was that they ALL comply.