Kansas Carry Changes For Better

[Guest 270win]

Maybe Tennessee can have some positive changes next year that would benefit those with permits, specifically eliminating criminal penalties for carry in certain locations. 

 

It appears legal now for a licensee in Kansas to carry inside a schools and other posted properties, though you can be asked to leave if discovered.

 

This is from Page 12 of the link:

 

One

substan

tive change made

by HB 2052

is that

licensees

will

no longer be

subject to a

criminal penalty for simply carrying past a properly posted

Attorney General approved sign.

The

licensee will be subject to denial of entry or removal from the building.

If licensees fail

to

comply with removal commands,

a “criminal trespass” charge

may apply

.

In other words, if you

carry past a properly posted

Attorney General

-

approved

sign, and are asked to leave the premises

–

do so.

 

http://ag.ks.gov/docs/default-source/documents/2013-concealed-carry-legislative-changes---faqs.pdf?sfvrsn=4

 

[Pat]

That's good. If more states could follow suit with things like this, we'd be in good shape...

[Paladin132]

Interesting. 

Edited August 17, 2013 by Paladin132

[whitewolf001]

Agreed, this needs to happen.

[Worriedman]

All we would have to do is change out three State politicians to pull this off, Haslam, Harwell and Ramsey...