Did your instructor provide a civil law that proves that or a case precedent?IcheeWaWa wrote:I'm not a lawyer, but we were told in our CHL class that if you were to be attacked on your way to or from work (no stops in between), your employer would be liable since they would not allow you to protect yourself. Would someone more knowledgable chime in?snscott wrote:Why bother with the time and expense of getting a CHL when so many places are "off limits"? For example, the mall closest to me is marked with 30.06 signs. My company's employee handbook says you are not allowed to have ANY weapons anywhere on company property, including the parking lot or at any company sponsored event. (however, "weapon" is not defined anywhere - so I don't even know if I am breaking company rules by having a pocket knife on me).
Doesn't feel like there are many places I CAN carry except back and forth to the range. whoo hoo!
I guess I am just feeling a bit frustrated.
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- Wed Oct 18, 2006 4:40 pm
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- Topic: What is the point of CHL?
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