And, most (not all, but most) court areas these days are in a secured portion of the building behind a metal detector or security check point, so pretty easy to tell where you can't carry as they will remove it from you if you try to pass through.
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- Sun Feb 14, 2010 5:18 pm
- Forum: General Texas CHL Discussion
- Topic: Courthouse is off limits in its entirety
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Re: Courthouse is off limits in its entirety
I tend to agree with chabouk on this view. The areas used for the courts or offices of the courts would be the only portion of the building off limits. I truly believe this was the intent of the wording and the adding of 'portion of the building' when the change was made to the statutes.
And, most (not all, but most) court areas these days are in a secured portion of the building behind a metal detector or security check point, so pretty easy to tell where you can't carry as they will remove it from you if you try to pass through.
And, most (not all, but most) court areas these days are in a secured portion of the building behind a metal detector or security check point, so pretty easy to tell where you can't carry as they will remove it from you if you try to pass through.