Reminds me of a debate I had a few years ago with a detective who insisted that churches were off limits for CHL carry. A few days later he showed up and interrupted a church staff meeting with a copy of a portion of the penal code he said he had just been handed by the DA which proved that church carry was off limits. My brother was on staff at the time and immediately sent me a picture of the page. It only took about 2 minutes of Google foo to discover that the portion of the code the DA had provided had been rescinded some 7 years earlier. I forwarded a copy of the memo I found on the net from the director of DPS stating the date it had been rescinded and asked that it be hand delivered to the DA. Haven't heard a word about it since.Jago668 wrote:See ya'll are just talking crazy. Expecting someone who prosecutes people for breaking the law to be able to read and understand the law is just ridiculous. Considering SCOTUS cannot read the constitution, why would you expect some lowly DA to be able to do a basic function of their job?atxscubasteve wrote:You would think he would be more educated on the subject before writing.Salty1 wrote:I would have thought that Allison Palmer who sent the request would have at least done some research on the prohibited locations.
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- Mon Jul 27, 2015 6:42 pm
- Forum: General Texas CHL Discussion
- Topic: Texas AG asked to clarify courthouse carry
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