Well fine..it says "intoxicated" but I will bet you if you get nailed...it doesn't matter if you blow a .01 or whatever...the anti's will throw a fit and the news outlets will plaster "a Drunk CHL'er"frankie_the_yankee wrote:Can you cite any references for this, (highlighted part of statement above) other than the occassional addled-brained CHL instructor?Molon_labe wrote: And unfortunately the law of .08 is null/void when you are carrying concealed, even 1 beer can be and infraction if you choose to carry, if you drink..leave the piece at home!
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- Tue Feb 12, 2008 6:09 pm
- Forum: General Texas CHL Discussion
- Topic: Recourse at a Bar?
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Re: Recourse at a Bar?
- Tue Feb 12, 2008 1:05 pm
- Forum: General Texas CHL Discussion
- Topic: Recourse at a Bar?
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Re: Recourse at a Bar?
EXACTLY!!!!! I guarantee 100% the bar will NOT let you take your beer or drink outside the door, because you are no longer under their jurisdiction/insurance coverage...the parkinglot is NOT part of the business UNLESS it has a closed gate and you have to drive past security personnelaardwolf wrote:Do TABC rules allow people to take alcohol outside and drink in the parking lot because it's part of the premises?Charles L. Cotton wrote:He was wrong about the parking lot, but I understand why he believes that. Case law and I believe the Alcoholic Beverage Code state that the parking lot would be part of the premises.
And unfortunately the law of .08 is null/void when you are carrying concealed, even 1 beer can be and infraction if you choose to carry, if you drink..leave the piece at home!