Read the law carefully. It states that you have received notice when the property has provided notice. The property has provided notice when they post a compliant sign, card, or give you verbal notice.AJSully421 wrote:You won't have to. The State has to prove that you did receive proper notice... and the law itself states that you did not due to the wording. Any competent defense attorney would get it tossed long before any trial. Besides... what were you doing to get made while carrying?jmra wrote:I would not want to try and convince a jury that 3 or 4 word changes on a sign meant that I had not received notice.AJSully421 wrote:You are right, the "rules" of 30.06 will not change, but if you read the current language of SB17, the required wording on the sign / document does change. This makes every single current 30.06 sign non-compliant and unenforceable on 1/1/16. The property owner who wishes to exclude the most law abiding adult group in Texas will have to rub two brain cells together, and get a compliant sign installed for both CC and OC. This will take up lots of space. Most will only pick one sign. My bet is that it will be 30.07. Or, I am wrong and they will post 30.06 and will verbally notify OCers.Roger Howard wrote:casp625 wrote:So when the new 30.06 & 30.07 laws take effect, will all the old signs be invalid? What if businesses don't post new signs?
30.06 will not change. 30.07 will cover open carry. If the law passes as written at this point, it would become effective January 1, 2016
By the way, I have run in to a few of the old signs that reference the old section before it was 30.06... maybe section 29ee? I love seeing those old, unenforceable, signs as I walk right past them.
What they would have to do is prove mens rea.