going to ft worth air show can I carry there?
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Re: going to ft worth air show can I carry there?
I really don't know. Who enforces the law which states you can't post on government property?
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Re: going to ft worth air show can I carry there?
To my knowledge, no one. IMHO it really isn't a law that you "can't" post. It is an exception to the application of 30.06 statute.Zoti wrote:I really don't know. Who enforces the law which states you can't post on government property?
I personally carry wherever it is legal, including those City Owned property posted with an invalid 30.06 sign. Now, if they start putting metal detectors out front, that will probably change how far I am willing to push it.
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Re: going to ft worth air show can I carry there?
Well first you get arrested..................................steveincowtown wrote:How would you suggest this challenge occur?Zoti wrote:
So what's the deal? How come no one ever challenges their 30.06 on city property? As I read up in the thread they do have 30.06 posted on the grounds.
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Re: going to ft worth air show can I carry there?
Actually, i believe Charles has shown a way to challenge government owned buildings posting 30.06. IIRC, he said to start by submitting an open records request of all discussions on the subject of posting. Then you can write a polite letter explaining how the posting is not enforceable and requesting it be changed. Including how an unenforceable sign might open the agency up to civil liability under 42 USC 1983 (civil rights violations for false arrest) might help get your point across.
Obviously, some cities or agencies will still claim to be legal and refuse to change. Those you need to wait fr the court case to change.
Obviously, some cities or agencies will still claim to be legal and refuse to change. Those you need to wait fr the court case to change.
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