I'd really like to see the law tightened up here to only exclude a tiny handful of government owned locations, like Charles is pushing for.jb2012 wrote:locke_n_load wrote:
I'm actually more interested in temporary events, like festivals and the Rodeo grounds, things I want to go to. Like ACL in the other thread, I want word on if a private event that is denying entry to license holders is legal, as we cannot be considered trespassing just for having a firearm. In my opinion, if it sounds like 30.06 in a ticket agreement, it should be treated as such for things on public property - not enforceable, and you cannot be denied entry for it, if you bought a ticket/entry fee.
I'd also like to see criminal or at least civil penalties for every instance that a LTC holder is wrongfully refused entry to a non-prohibited location. Payable by the offending party and to the aggrieved party. So if the Houston Rodeo wands me and then denies my entry, the HSLRA pays me, say $10,000 for the violation of my civil rights to use my (government owned) property. Additional fines and possible criminal charges would apply if there were any other crimes committed such as wrongful detention, assault, etc.