The law that states that we must show both ID and CHL if armed when asked for ID does not make any distinction about the circumstances of our being armed. CHL, MPA, or in our own home or business. None of that matters. If we have a CHL and we are armed and asked for ID we must show both ID and CHL.C-dub wrote:Oh, I absolutely understand that the penalty has been removed for not displaying my CHL, but like the MPA, I and neither does anyone else require a CHL to be carrying at or in their home and my ID might be sitting on my nightstand and not on my person.bizarrenormality wrote:If you're armed when the peace officer demands ID, you're required to display both, but now it has the same penalty as DPS not issuing CHL plastic within the mandated time limit.C-dub wrote:So, am I required by law when asked for ID inside my home or on my property to inform or provide my CHL to the officer? I don't think I am, but it might be foolish not to.
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- Tue Oct 23, 2012 10:25 am
- Forum: General Texas CHL Discussion
- Topic: Texas soldier faces legal battle over gun in hospitial
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