Was just doing some googling, and there is a slight update from a few weeks ago:
http://www.breitbart.com/texas/2016/10/ ... y-lawsuit/
TLDR: TXAG filed a brief saying that the Waller County court should not be the site of the lawsuit and to dismiss it under lack of jurisdiction.
Can't find any additional updates. Anybody got anything?
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- Wed Nov 02, 2016 3:08 pm
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Re: Texas Carry Executive Director sued for filing signage complaint against Waller County
The Waller County DA and a representative from the TAG office were interviewed about this today on the Houston Matters radio show.
Link to the show (they are the first segment): https://soundcloud.com/houstonmatters/g ... er-12-2016
TLDR: Waller County DA says it would be too difficult, and it's anti-Texas to have big government control local government. Also, that the law says they can restrict guns anywhere on the premises. TAG rep says that the legislature specifically defined premises to mean a part of a building.
Link to the show (they are the first segment): https://soundcloud.com/houstonmatters/g ... er-12-2016
TLDR: Waller County DA says it would be too difficult, and it's anti-Texas to have big government control local government. Also, that the law says they can restrict guns anywhere on the premises. TAG rep says that the legislature specifically defined premises to mean a part of a building.