SC1903A3 wrote:Me being an old man this smells like a troll.
That's why I posed the question in the first response to the OP.
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SC1903A3 wrote:Me being an old man this smells like a troll.
Sure, why wouldn't they? If it violates employment policy, they might get fired but it is not a criminal offense.Selcouth wrote:So do any educators leave their firearm in their vehicle while they are working?
Interesting you should ask…Keith B wrote:Isn't Algebra a terrorist organizaiton? I thought it was when i was having to do it in school.DocV wrote:AlgebraRKlenka wrote:What else is there to do in a school parking lot late at night besides drinking? :P
Tyson's second master of light is Ibn al Hasan, who discovered that light travels in straight lines. Al Hasan lived in a time when the Muslim world was developing advanced notions of math and science and thrived on curiosity and intellectual freedom. To this day, our science is a parade of Al's, from algebra to algorithms, alchemy to alcohol, all derived from Arabic sources. Al Hasan himself suggested error-correcting mechanism for filtering our prejudices out of our quest for the truth.
It is one of the great tragic ironies of history that the Muslim world moved away from this path of intellectual development in the face of a rising popular religious fundamentalism lead by the Wahabi sect. The religious extremism of groups like Al Queda and Boko Haram are bi-products of the popularization and politicization of the Wahabi sect, whose spread is heavily financed by the Suadi royal family who set up Wahabi based religious schools in poor Muslim countries in a bid to expand their clan's influence and power in the Muslim world.sjfcontrol wrote:Interesting you should ask…Keith B wrote:Isn't Algebra a terrorist organizaiton? I thought it was when i was having to do it in school.DocV wrote:AlgebraRKlenka wrote:What else is there to do in a school parking lot late at night besides drinking? :P
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Tyson's second master of light is Ibn al Hasan, who discovered that light travels in straight lines. Al Hasan lived in a time when the Muslim world was developing advanced notions of math and science and thrived on curiosity and intellectual freedom. To this day, our science is a parade of Al's, from algebra to algorithms, alchemy to alcohol, all derived from Arabic sources. Al Hasan himself suggested error-correcting mechanism for filtering our prejudices out of our quest for the truth.
I don't beleive that ANY law being broken would, however wouldn't a drug charge be considered one of those laws? The OP saidjbarn wrote:So a CHL holder who breaks any law exposes himself to a violation of penal code 46.02?Keith B wrote:That's a good point. If there was other illegal activity, say alcohol being drank on school property, then the CHL exemption could be null and void and the federal charge could possibly be brought into play.GeekwithaGun wrote:Unlawful carry if the CHL is involved or charged with illegal activity and carrying at the same time - just my thoughts, got to hear the rest of the story
I don't think a CHL becomes void when a person breaks some other law.
maybe i'm reading into what the OP said, but seems like there was a drug charge implied which would then also make it an unlawful carry by licensee.Can the "Drug Free Gun Free Zone" be charged to enhance an Unlawful Carry by CHL holder in an empty school parking lot (late on weekend night) to a felony?
Where in penal code 46.035 does it make it an additional offense if the person gets a drug charge? That asked, the inference was that an offense by a CHL holder negated his CHL and he could also be charged with UCW, which is penal code 46.02GeekwithaGun wrote:I don't beleive that ANY law being broken would, however wouldn't a drug charge be considered one of those laws? The OP saidjbarn wrote:So a CHL holder who breaks any law exposes himself to a violation of penal code 46.02?Keith B wrote:That's a good point. If there was other illegal activity, say alcohol being drank on school property, then the CHL exemption could be null and void and the federal charge could possibly be brought into play.GeekwithaGun wrote:Unlawful carry if the CHL is involved or charged with illegal activity and carrying at the same time - just my thoughts, got to hear the rest of the story
I don't think a CHL becomes void when a person breaks some other law.maybe i'm reading into what the OP said, but seems like there was a drug charge implied which would then also make it an unlawful carry by licensee.Can the "Drug Free Gun Free Zone" be charged to enhance an Unlawful Carry by CHL holder in an empty school parking lot (late on weekend night) to a felony?
I, like everyone else, is making assumptions because the OP has not responded and has not clarified or given more details. I am not a lawyer or LEO and I may not have every penal code memorized and know the legalize - I know not to do illegal things while carrying and I wouldn't anyway.jbarn wrote: Where in penal code 46.035 does it make it an additional offense if the person gets a drug charge? That asked, the inference was that an offense by a CHL holder negated his CHL and he could also be charged with UCW, which is penal code 46.02
None necessary. Discretionary and "professional opinion" based charge. Plead no-contest or spend about 10x as much fighting it.sjdt wrote: No field sobriety or breathalyzer.