It might still today, but who would you get to enforce it?ScottDLS wrote:Sure. Presumably a circle-slash-"cops" sign had the force of trespass law from 1995-96 and perhaps still today.
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- Wed Jun 29, 2016 2:38 pm
- Forum: General Texas CHL Discussion
- Topic: Why does verbal warning trump compliant signage?
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Re: Why does verbal warning trump compliant signage?
- Mon Jun 27, 2016 12:01 pm
- Forum: General Texas CHL Discussion
- Topic: Why does verbal warning trump compliant signage?
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Re: Why does verbal warning trump compliant signage?
To the very best of my understanding, yes. You can refuse service to anyone, and you can request that anyone leave your property for just about any reason you see fit. There are exceptions, but dress code is not one of them. If they refuse to leave when told to, they are trespassing. If I'm wrong or missing something, I'm sure someone will correct me here in a minute.K.Mooneyham wrote:So, let me get this correct here: property rights in Texas are important, and folks who own property should be able to ask others to leave if the conduct of the other individual bothers the property owner? So, if I own a store, and a guy comes in sagging his pants down past his underwear, it's okay for me to ask him to leave? And if he refuses, it's okay for me to call the police and they will aid me in getting the sag pants guy to leave?