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Miscellaneous => The Water Cooler -- General Discussions => Topic started by: Chief-USN on June 20, 2011, 10:41:18 AM
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Governor Scott signed into law a bill that protects CCW Holders against being arrested due to accidental Flagging or showing of their concealed weapon. It is all part of Florida's revised open carry Law.
Chief
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Sounds like there starting to get it right. ;D
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Governor Scott signed into law a bill that protects CCW Holders against being arrested due to accidental Flagging or showing of their concealed weapon. It is all part of Florida's revised open carry Law.
Chief
Wouldn't that have common sense already?
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Joe. Before this bill was signed into law, someone could and maybe was arrested for someone seeing their gun even however briefly.
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Joe. Before this bill was signed into law, someone could and maybe was arrested for someone seeing their gun even however briefly.
How absurd, and i thought florida had more common sense than new york.
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How absurd, and i thought florida had more common sense than new york.
Well, it was; from what I now understand, it's corrected. :)
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Do other states have that provision ?
I am not aware of it in Texas.
In fact, we were taught in class and renewal classes about printing being a problem. That is, cause for arrest.
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I don't know about other states.
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Obviously, so much of it rests on the officer's discrestion and common sense.
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Seems that would be the case.
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;D
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Do other states have that provision ?
I am not aware of it in Texas.
In fact, we were taught in class and renewal classes about printing being a problem. That is, cause for arrest.
There's either quite a bit of bad info being spread by TX CHL instructors, or they're looking at cases and statutes that I cannot find.
I'm fairly certain Texas requires intentional exposure of a gun - a shirt getting blown up, etc doesn't matter.
Doesn't mean you can't find a jackass w. a badge somewhere.