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OlBill wrote:I disagree. You are invited as a guest. It's common courtesy.

"Hi there! My name is Jeffrey Dalmer. Won't you come in?"

warnmar10 wrote:I carry concealed into 5-8 homes every business day. The subject has never come up. I practice don't ask/don't tell.

This would be cc. I don't really know these people, which is why I ask.

OlBill wrote:Ask your neighbor.

What does the law say?

Invited into a neighbor's home. Can I carry?

No alcohol would be consumed.

Since you indicated you are also frustrated with your employer, have you brought your concerns to their attention and addresses them as bozos? I'm not accountable to you for what I discuss with my employer. However, they will be getting some healthy advice from me on the matter. Fortunately I am a ...

I understand your frustration. Other than just because carrying of weapons was brought to light, why did your company decide 30.06 signs were needed at this point? There is a pretty good 20 year track record that shows they are not needed for improved safety. The passage of open carry has brought t...

My employer just announced 30.07 signage and also 30.06 signage since all this open carry crap brought it to their attention. To those of you living in the "conceptual" world instead of the "practical" world, THANKS FOR NOTHING! Oh! And I forgot to mention we are having layoffs ...

My employer just announced 30.07 signage and also 30.06 signage since all this open carry crap brought it to their attention. To those of you living in the "conceptual" world instead of the "practical" world, THANKS FOR NOTHING!

My employer just announced 30.07 signage and also 30.06 signage since all this open carry crap brought it to their attention. To those of you living in the "conceptual" world instead of the "practical" world, THANKS FOR NOTHING!

Then again, the judge might be equally inclined to think, He's military. He probably is dangerous. I'll grant the order. Depends on the judge. That is a possibility as well. The other thing to consider is that courts are accustomed now to "The Bag of Dirty Tricks" being that a lot of thes...

Actually, the ex-parte could be enforced if the individual did not go to court on the date and failed to appear. If the person could not make the court date due to military service, the judge might be more inclined to grant a postponement until such time as the individual could travel. A lot would ...

For out of state protective orders served in Texas the person MUST have been notified and provided the opportunity to go to court to respond to the charges. See this from http://www.womenslaw.org/laws_state_typ" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; ... ntent-8976 Keith B. That's ...

jmra wrote:

Bullitt wrote:

jmra wrote: Based on the information provided to us by an obviously biased party, yes.

Actually not my case, nor even anybody related to me. But by the tone of your response "an obviously biased party" I can see you have taken a side already.

Thanks for the feedback.

The court system is far from perfect. Like anything else involving people, it can be abused by those it is designed to protect. Get a good lawyer and pray for the best. The system may be screwed up, but there's not many in the world I'd trade it for. Nice words, but this is screwed up. There are al...