Technically, no we haven't. The definition of campus is "(1) "Campus" means all land and buildings owned or leased by an institution of higher education or private or independent institution of higher education." I suppose you could argue that that definition only came in with the new law. On campus grounds would be accurate.WildRose wrote: ↑Thu Aug 30, 2018 12:20 amI think you missed his point.jmorris wrote: ↑Sun Aug 19, 2018 3:55 pmI'm no doubt misreading this but you seem to me to be saying that campus carry does not allow carry in the buildings.Ruark wrote: ↑Sun Aug 19, 2018 1:52 pm ......
It's notable how widespread the perception is that the "campus carry" concept refers to carrying in institutional buildings, not "on campus." Of course, it's difficult to imagine why somebody would go on a campus without entering any of the buildings, but still, the misunderstanding is everywhere. Licensed carriers have been carrying "on campus" for years.
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but still, the misunderstanding is everywhere. Licensed carriers have been carrying "on campus" for years.
The change to the law allowing carry in the buildings is relatively recent and where the primary points of contention are.
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I'm no doubt misreading this but you seem to me to be saying that campus carry does not allow carry in the buildings.Ruark wrote: ↑Sun Aug 19, 2018 1:52 pm ......
It's notable how widespread the perception is that the "campus carry" concept refers to carrying in institutional buildings, not "on campus." Of course, it's difficult to imagine why somebody would go on a campus without entering any of the buildings, but still, the misunderstanding is everywhere. Licensed carriers have been carrying "on campus" for years.
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