I read that as stating that the rules for notification and procedures for revoking a CHL and an Instructor Certification are the same. Instead of spelling it out a second time when they got around to revocation of an Instructor Certification, they just said it was the same as for revocation of a CHL, which they had already defined. Just my opinion, and IANAL.kw5kw wrote:according to GC §411.191fadlan12 wrote:I was under the impression that should this instructor be de-certified all his students would lose thier licenses.
Is this correct?
The procedures for the review of a denial, revocation, or suspension of a license under Section 411.180 apply to the review of a denial, revocation, or suspension of certification as a qualified handgun instructor. The notice provisions of this subchapter relating to denial, revocation, or suspension of handgun licenses apply to the proposed denial, revocation, or suspension of a certification of a qualified handgun instructor or an applicant for certification as a qualified handgun instructor.
If this instructor's authority to teach the CHL class is revoked then I take this to mean that all current CHL holders that went thru this instructors class might be or will be revoked!
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Was this in Dallas proper?
BTW, TXI, I would drop the dime. There are people out there that are carrying in violation of some laws (or not carrying to prevent violating laws that don't actually exist) because of this instructor. That means they are in danger (either legal or physical). I couldn't ignore that. Also, in what way was his range qualification not legal? The class I attended didn't seem to care about the amount of time taken to make the shots, but the strings of fire were correct and at the correct distances.