AG Opinion on CHL in multiple use government buldings

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Re: AG Opinion on CHL in multiple use government buldings

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From over at Texasguntalk.com:
Hays County Justice Center
Well, I went there today to renew a car registration, and there was a guy in front scraping "Gun Free Zone" stickers off of the windows. After getting my registration, I asked one of the officers doing the metal detector check on the way in what was up. I told him I never carried in there because there are court rooms on the upper two floors. He said the AG said that only those floors were off limits. Since I've got four cars registered to me that are all due in November and December, I might have to see how everything is working out next week.
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McLennan County keeps courthouse gun ban in place

http://www.wacotrib.com/news/courts_and ... 2ef14.html
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dhoobler wrote:McLennan County keeps courthouse gun ban in place

http://www.wacotrib.com/news/courts_and ... 2ef14.html
Hope they go broke from fines.
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Jago668 wrote:
dhoobler wrote:McLennan County keeps courthouse gun ban in place

http://www.wacotrib.com/news/courts_and ... 2ef14.html
Hope they go broke from fines.

If I recall correctly from the hearings, their sheriff was not against open or concealed carry.

This is just bureaucrats thinking they are above the law.
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Jago668 wrote:
dhoobler wrote:McLennan County keeps courthouse gun ban in place

http://www.wacotrib.com/news/courts_and ... 2ef14.html
Hope they go broke from fines.
I hope someone in Waco files a complaint.
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In Amarillo, I filed a complaint with Potter County on its office building which they threw a JP office and a couple other court related offices. One of the candidates for District Attorney filed complaints on both courthouse buildings.

http://abc7amarillo.com/news/local/47th ... courthouse
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