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"Ignorance of the law is not an excuse" Ok, so tell me why all these law makers are ignorant of the fact that THE RIGHT TO KEEP AND BEAR ARMS SHALL NOT BE INFRINGED"?
I have U.S Law shield and live in same city as ya'll. God forbid i have to defend myself with deadly force. But it gives me some solace that i know you guys are the ones that have my back.
I applaud all those in the TX gov't who rolled the ball and signed off on constitutional carry/permitless carry. It shows a direction, shows what they were thinking. For many folks it will open up carrying on most days for many situations. State executions, open gov't meetings, hanging out in bars or going to a hospital or nursing home aren't usually daily situations. Having said that, TX is a 'shall issue' state. Takes one Saturday or maybe two evenings and about a hundred bucks total to go through the classroom and firing line exercises. Can't remember the cost of fingerprinting, but maybe will set you back a Jackson. It's totally worth it, if even just to exercise the Mia Culpa's now and again (sometimes those 30-aught and red signs are hard to see). It makes traffic stops (the most likely scenario) go a bit easier when you can hand the LEO a driver's license AND an LTC card (former LEO here). In short-- get the LTC. Get 'carry insurance' too. Good video.
I haven't seen mass shooters follow any of these laws yet. It seems these laws don't work for criminals, but they sure do hurt law abiding citizens who seem to be on the wrong end of these guns. I think our government should be held accountable.
@@carlbrooks68 Our place is wherever we desire to carry. The 2nd Amendment doesn't have exceptions. The Constitution trumps infringements such as GFZs. That being said I'll only disarm if there are metal detectors and fully armed/armored guards.
Every morning I drive right past an elementary school and through a school zone while otherwise lawfully carrying a holstered handgun in my glove box. Not yet an LTC holder. Where would that fall if I were stopped?
If its texas and state police not federal youre good, but ive heard stories of people being pulled over by feds unluckly while around school, simply one goes by state law and another goes by federal
If someone owns a house within 1000 ft of a school how do Federal laws impact them? Could they carry say a long-gun from their house to their legally... say said car is parked in the street? How about on their driveway?
I eat out regularly and have found only one place that was marked "51" even though alcohol is served. It's the percentage of sales of alcohol that drives that sign. I had thought that sign was supposed to be posted at the main and other entrances. Hmmm...
This is a big problem I have when it comes to all these different laws (state vs federal) why does it have to be so complicated? Just make one set of rules and we’re good! It’s not that complicated..
It’s not “constitutional carry”. It’s permitless carry. Law enforcement can detain you if you are observed carrying simply to determine if you are or are not a prohibited person absent any suspect action on your part. There is nothing constitutional about that.
That they do not know is not sufficient for a reasonable suspicion basis stop. If you are licensed, you're under no obligation to show it as failing to do so has no consequences.
Reasonable suspicion of a crime comitted by you in their presence or view tpc chapter 14 §§14.01 is the authority to be able to order a person about. The legislature has removed the armed portion of armed and dangerous by their legislative act and also modified terry vs ohio.s patdown is permissable when dangerous ( not armed) Any patdown or weapon siezure minus you being danerous is patently unlawfull.
I always wondered what to do when I drive by the school which is on two main streets and I'm not 1000 feet away because the school is located on the corner and the football field and parking is away from the streets. I mean...this means I can't shop across the street, or drive by. Are there specific "incidental exceptions" to the rules. I'm from FL and had a license when FL had them and plan to renew it anyway because I travel to TX because so many of my relatives live there... and I want to have proof I meet FL requirements. FL law has some bar regulations, at the bar, at a restaurant portion where are bar is also located...etc.
Question: once in the past, i went to pick my kid up from school and had my handgun locked in its case in he trunk of my vehicle (which also remained locked). Would that have been a violation of the law?
Can you clarify where the 1000' of a school is measured? Is it 1000' from any part of the school structure or 1000' of the edge of school property? With schools that have sports fields and university campuses having spread out locations this is unclear.
As an out of state resident with a CCW license that Texas recognize and have reciprocity with, am I considered a licensed carrier or a constitutional carrier??
Great video! A few questions I had: 1. In Texas, it's still illegal to carry in the premises (in the actual school building) of a school even if the carrier has an LTC, correct? 2. If #1 is true, the school can provide written authorization to allow said user to carry inside the premises, correct? 3. If #1 is true, if X bad guy is seen entering a school and Y good guy sees him, he's unable to go into the school and help protect those inside?
I started seeing new signs, instead of 3006 and 3007, ive been seeing 3005. I looked it up. Its clear as mud. I carry conceal (licensed), so i didnt worry about the sign. I refuse to patronize any place that puts up a 3006 sign. Can someone clue me in on the 3005?
I am a US LawShield customer in Oregon. May I carry a loaded firearm on school property. i.e. If I am running my dog on school property in the early morning hours, am I legal to carry?
I would love to hear what you think now that the case has been won regarding the Federal Postal service Carrier that won his case when the Feds attempted to take his right from him! This should be the case that changes everything!
I would assume places of execution are typically inside prison premises, so you couldn't get a gun in there anyways with all the security measures visitors go through.
@@Badbri2A I'm pretty sure most places won't let you visit prison carrying a firearm. If they did, it would be WAY too easy for people to smuggle firearms to inmates.
U can’t carry where they have measures for actually checking like metal detectors and ppl who search. If the facility doesn’t pay anyone to search then, they’d never find it. Carry anyways
Better have gun lawyers on speed dial. Because you got cops making sure you aren’t armed. Does this apply 24/7/365 around schools or when school is in session? Is there possession time zones? Slippery slopes!
@@HGAviator You might have to determine if it’s 1,000 feet from the curb/street of the school property and simply move away. Unless it’s a “gun” school where it’s legal? This is where gun lawyers are needed on speed dial yet living near a school isn’t smart. You have to know the laws of gun ownership in the city, county and state.. Unless you work for a security company or law enforcement to avoid procedure issues. Living in the city isn’t always smart.
I understand you’re based out of Texas, a lot of your information is based on Texas law. I, like I’m sure many of your clients are in other states. It would be helpful if you expanded your teachings on other states.
I'm in cali.its ridiculous here..I got my CCW and it costs and arm and a leg.i don't know what this LTC holder is.and I haven't heard anyone here explain what this is...
@@Badbri2A In TX, we call it LTC: license to carry. It used to be CCW, concealed carrying a weapon, but with the advent of open carry we just call it a license to carry. Also, with constitutional carry, anyone who is old enough and not a felon or other judgments can legally carry in most day-to-day situations with the exceptions noted here. Also, in TX we're allowed to carry long guns--if you really want to lug one around all day--without needing a license. Hope that helps. I'm not a lawyer. Former LEO from way back. Just an LTC'er. And, yes, CA is ridiculous on a few things.
@@r.f.pennington746 I used to live in Long Beach, CA. Then I moved to AZ. When ever I drive to CA (kommifilornia), I ccw regardless of the law. I rather be judged by 12 than carried by 6. To any whiners out there... Save your negative comments, as I don't care.
They have pdf regulations and tips for different states on their website if you're a member. Helps if you're traveling through multiple states with a firearm as well
@@r.f.pennington746 "It used to be CCW, concealed carrying a weapon" Correction: CHL--> Concealed Handgun License. Got mine in Jan '96 - 1st month they were valid - kept it till it became LTC. Now have LTC.
You are prohibited from carrying where you needed the most lol 😂. Ok. Most crazy people act out where good law abiding citizens are not allowed to carry. Lol 😂. Unbelievable to me.
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That's one law I am vehemently against. Gun Free Zones are death zones and better laws regarding these ought to be considered.
Requiring a permit means it’s a privilege. The constitution says it’s a right. Huge difference.
A permit is no longer required in Texas. I recommend people
Get it for the additional legal protections I have that Joe Constitutional doesn’t have.
I wholeheartedly agree
"Ignorance of the law is not an excuse"
Ok, so tell me why all these law makers are ignorant of the fact that THE RIGHT TO KEEP AND BEAR ARMS SHALL NOT BE INFRINGED"?
I have U.S Law shield and live in same city as ya'll. God forbid i have to defend myself with deadly force. But it gives me some solace that i know you guys are the ones that have my back.
I could just listen to Emily talk all day. She speaks so well and she’s so beautiful. An absolute treasure!
Thanks for the great reminders !
We can’t get too many reminders !
I applaud all those in the TX gov't who rolled the ball and signed off on constitutional carry/permitless carry. It shows a direction, shows what they were thinking. For many folks it will open up carrying on most days for many situations. State executions, open gov't meetings, hanging out in bars or going to a hospital or nursing home aren't usually daily situations. Having said that, TX is a 'shall issue' state. Takes one Saturday or maybe two evenings and about a hundred bucks total to go through the classroom and firing line exercises. Can't remember the cost of fingerprinting, but maybe will set you back a Jackson. It's totally worth it, if even just to exercise the Mia Culpa's now and again (sometimes those 30-aught and red signs are hard to see). It makes traffic stops (the most likely scenario) go a bit easier when you can hand the LEO a driver's license AND an LTC card (former LEO here). In short-- get the LTC. Get 'carry insurance' too. Good video.
Ltc is violative of the texas constitutions sec 2 equal rights
The nice part is renewal which is only $40 or so, depending on age or other criteria. :)
I haven't seen mass shooters follow any of these laws yet. It seems these laws don't work for criminals, but they sure do hurt law abiding citizens who seem to be on the wrong end of these guns. I think our government should be held accountable.
Regardless of constitutional carry. I’m highly in support for LTC holders.
@@carlbrooks68 Our place is wherever we desire to carry. The 2nd Amendment doesn't have exceptions. The Constitution trumps infringements such as GFZs. That being said I'll only disarm if there are metal detectors and fully armed/armored guards.
So your for violating the texas constitution then? Do you have a oath of office?
I support ltc holders as well constitutional carry is cool but not worth it really
@@hafsalinda ??????????
"Ignorance of the law is not an excuse"
unless you're police, then you're fine
I really like these constitutional carry videos. Thanks !
51% has to posted in a conspicuous place near entrance. Not hidden in the back by the bathroom
Every morning I drive right past an elementary school and through a school zone while otherwise lawfully carrying a holstered handgun in my glove box. Not yet an LTC holder. Where would that fall if I were stopped?
If its texas and state police not federal youre good, but ive heard stories of people being pulled over by feds unluckly while around school, simply one goes by state law and another goes by federal
If someone owns a house within 1000 ft of a school how do Federal laws impact them? Could they carry say a long-gun from their house to their legally... say said car is parked in the street? How about on their driveway?
There are NO "common sense" prohibited places.
I eat out regularly and have found only one place that was marked "51" even though alcohol is served. It's the percentage of sales of alcohol that drives that sign. I had thought that sign was supposed to be posted at the main and other entrances. Hmmm...
Trying to remember, can a LTC holder carry into the State Capital building?
Yes you can.
Concealed means no one can see it unless I have to show it and once again if we have to reach that stage... gladly take my chances and explain
This is a big problem I have when it comes to all these different laws (state vs federal) why does it have to be so complicated? Just make one set of rules and we’re good! It’s not that complicated..
It’s not “constitutional carry”.
It’s permitless carry.
Law enforcement can detain you if you are observed carrying simply to determine if you are or are not a prohibited person absent any suspect action on your part.
There is nothing constitutional about that.
My state doesn't have that thankfully
That they do not know is not sufficient for a reasonable suspicion basis stop.
If you are licensed, you're under no obligation to show it as failing to do so has no consequences.
@@Razor-gx2dq.... right to 🐻 arms shall not be infringed. 2nd A
Not in Texas.
Reasonable suspicion of a crime comitted by you in their presence or view tpc chapter 14 §§14.01 is the authority to be able to order a person about.
The legislature has removed the armed portion of armed and dangerous by their legislative act and also modified terry vs ohio.s patdown is permissable when dangerous ( not armed)
Any patdown or weapon siezure minus you being danerous is patently unlawfull.
AKA: Constitutional Infringement Zones
How about a little breakdown of nuances of Tennessee concealed carry permit vs. Enhanced concealed carry permit?
The constitution is the supreme law of the land.
What is your retainer fee; and is it weekly, monthly or yearly ?
I always wondered what to do when I drive by the school which is on two main streets and I'm not 1000 feet away because the school is located on the corner and the football field and parking is away from the streets. I mean...this means I can't shop across the street, or drive by. Are there specific "incidental exceptions" to the rules. I'm from FL and had a license when FL had them and plan to renew it anyway because I travel to TX because so many of my relatives live there... and I want to have proof I meet FL requirements. FL law has some bar regulations, at the bar, at a restaurant portion where are bar is also located...etc.
Mixed use municipal facilities showing 46.03 signs are a mixed bag of results, often against those who carry.
Question: once in the past, i went to pick my kid up from school and had my handgun locked in its case in he trunk of my vehicle (which also remained locked). Would that have been a violation of the law?
Can you clarify where the 1000' of a school is measured? Is it 1000' from any part of the school structure or 1000' of the edge of school property? With schools that have sports fields and university campuses having spread out locations this is unclear.
As an out of state resident with a CCW license that Texas recognize and have reciprocity with, am I considered a licensed carrier or a constitutional carrier??
Ignorance of the law is NO excuse UNLESS you're law enforcement. I SAID WHAT I SAID!!
Great video! A few questions I had:
1. In Texas, it's still illegal to carry in the premises (in the actual school building) of a school even if the carrier has an LTC, correct?
2. If #1 is true, the school can provide written authorization to allow said user to carry inside the premises, correct?
3. If #1 is true, if X bad guy is seen entering a school and Y good guy sees him, he's unable to go into the school and help protect those inside?
thanks
I started seeing new signs, instead of 3006 and 3007, ive been seeing 3005. I looked it up. Its clear as mud. I carry conceal (licensed), so i didnt worry about the sign. I refuse to patronize any place that puts up a 3006 sign. Can someone clue me in on the 3005?
Why they don’t know won’t hurt them
Real USA Law that is Not followed. Everywhere or its infringement!!!!!
what about if im storing my firearm in a vehicle in a school parking lot
If you can't carry a gun there....then your 2nd amendment is eroded and not in affect.
Exactly. I think the lawyers haven't grasped this concept.
Black powder guns and antiques are not firearms per federal and state definition.
Where can you carry those?
Can you conceal carry like inside a sport complex where your children play sports where they are not sponsored by any school?
How much for your insurance
Depends on what you get , but most is $25 to $50 a month .
I am a US LawShield customer in Oregon. May I carry a loaded firearm on school property. i.e. If I am running my dog on school property in the early morning hours, am I legal to carry?
No. If you have CHL for Oregon. The answer would be yes.
I would love to hear what you think now that the case has been won regarding the Federal Postal service Carrier that won his case when the Feds attempted to take his right from him! This should be the case that changes everything!
Wonder if there is a "cheat card" available for citizens who carry but who don't readily memorize the many laws that are out there?
They need a Sign saying People Supporting The Constitution of The USA 🇺🇸 Welcome Here, if It’s Not There it’s Not Safe.
Sounds like fed law contradicts constitutional law?
Making red look so Fine!
Never understood the appeal of a tie....
Driving home past a school is within the 1000’ exclusive zone with a gun is illegal.
Bruen sustantially modifies U.S. vs lopez and the department of justice redefinition of what is traveled in the channels of commerce.
I would assume places of execution are typically inside prison premises, so you couldn't get a gun in there anyways with all the security measures visitors go through.
What is ltc holders
@@Badbri2A I'm pretty sure most places won't let you visit prison carrying a firearm. If they did, it would be WAY too easy for people to smuggle firearms to inmates.
U can’t carry where they have measures for actually checking like metal detectors and ppl who search. If the facility doesn’t pay anyone to search then, they’d never find it. Carry anyways
What if you live and carry within that 1K feet? of the school.
Better have gun lawyers on speed dial. Because you got cops making sure you aren’t armed. Does this apply 24/7/365 around schools or when school is in session? Is there possession time zones? Slippery slopes!
So if you house is within 1000' of a school, and you carry to and from your home to your car parked on the street, does that make you a vilator?
@@HGAviator You might have to determine if it’s 1,000 feet from the curb/street of the school property and simply move away. Unless it’s a “gun” school where it’s legal? This is where gun lawyers are needed on speed dial yet living near a school isn’t smart. You have to know the laws of gun ownership in the city, county and state.. Unless you work for a security company or law enforcement to avoid procedure issues. Living in the city isn’t always smart.
I understand you’re based out of Texas, a lot of your information is based on Texas law. I, like I’m sure many of your clients are in other states. It would be helpful if you expanded your teachings on other states.
I'm in cali.its ridiculous here..I got my CCW and it costs and arm and a leg.i don't know what this LTC holder is.and I haven't heard anyone here explain what this is...
@@Badbri2A In TX, we call it LTC: license to carry. It used to be CCW, concealed carrying a weapon, but with the advent of open carry we just call it a license to carry. Also, with constitutional carry, anyone who is old enough and not a felon or other judgments can legally carry in most day-to-day situations with the exceptions noted here. Also, in TX we're allowed to carry long guns--if you really want to lug one around all day--without needing a license. Hope that helps. I'm not a lawyer. Former LEO from way back. Just an LTC'er. And, yes, CA is ridiculous on a few things.
@@r.f.pennington746 I used to live in Long Beach, CA. Then I moved to AZ. When ever I drive to CA (kommifilornia), I ccw regardless of the law. I rather be judged by 12 than carried by 6.
To any whiners out there...
Save your negative comments, as I don't care.
They have pdf regulations and tips for different states on their website if you're a member. Helps if you're traveling through multiple states with a firearm as well
@@r.f.pennington746 "It used to be CCW, concealed carrying a weapon"
Correction: CHL--> Concealed Handgun License.
Got mine in Jan '96 - 1st month they were valid - kept it till it became LTC.
Now have LTC.
18 usc 922(q)(2)(a)
Please do a video on the new ATF rule and the effect of that rule on individuals who already own competed 80% lowers.
Did I hear racetracks?
Racetracks ( horse) what I understand you cannot carry it’s a Felony .
He talks too fast.
Did he say “would” or “wouldn’t” ?
Wrong.
Ignorance of the law is not an excuse….
Unless you are a government agent.
Then?
Do as you please, no consequences for you.
its not common sense to not allow carry in a school or election buildings
If would be common sense because there are children in the Schools
For the algorithm
You are prohibited from carrying where you needed the most lol 😂. Ok. Most crazy people act out where good law abiding citizens are not allowed to carry. Lol 😂. Unbelievable to me.
😎✌🖖👍👌🤓😎✌🖖👍👌🤓
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Aerithmatic books subject open it up inside fill out with information registration filled out INSIDE close the books made out of Bronze gold letter spelling aerithmatic
It’s only a crime if you are caught.
Carry anywhere they have no metal detector 👍🏽💪🏽 if there’s no police there without a firearm, I’m carrying