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Well, a far as I know, it's still illegal to run people over.

Oh! That gives me an idea!!!
Metal targets that when hit with a bullet, presses a key on a cell phone!
It could be the next big thing!

A competition could be help and whoever makes the least typos wins!

OK, so not very feasible.

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OK I think I found the answer to my questions

(c-1) An operator may not use a hand-held wireless
communication device to read, write, or send a text-based
communication while operating a motor vehicle unless the vehicle is
stopped.
(c-2) An operator is not subject to prosecution under
Subsection (c-1) if:
(1) the operator uses a hand-held wireless
communication device:
(A) to read, select, or enter a telephone number
or name for the purpose of making a telephone call;
(B) in conjunction with voice-operated
technology or a hands-free device; or
(C) to navigate using a global positioning
system; or
(2) the hand-held wireless communication device:
(A) is used by the operator to relay information
between the operator and a dispatcher in the course of the
operator's occupational duties; and
(B) is affixed to the vehicle.

So if I use voice commands to send a text message, I'm safe.
If I use my gun as a hands free device then... my phone might have a few holes in it...

I can download an app to read texts to me when I receive one then to reply,I just gave to hold down a button for a second or two and tell my phone what to text and to who.

Would that be illegal under the new law? I mean, I'd actually have to touch a button on my phone.

Did the texting while driving bill pass?

If so, does that include even sending the text message by dictating it to your phone via voice commands?

And to make this gun related. Does it also include typing a text message with the nose of your pistol?