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Once given a verbal warning that concealed carry is not allowed, does that warning apply to that visit only or all future visits as well?

All visits. I would say that only a change in proprietorship would require renotification.

From that point on. I don't believe that "Sorry officer....I forgot" would get you much sympathy from a DA.

GlockenHammer wrote:All visits. I would say that only a change in proprietorship would require renotification.

This is what my CHL instructor taught when we asked the exact same question.

I understand that if the owner or an employee of a business specifically tells you that concealed carry isn't allowed, you had best leave. (Why he would so admonish you is a good question . . . were you printing? Did you do something dumb like ask him about it?)

As for future visits . . . in a practical sense . . . especially if some time has passed since the verbal exchange . . . are verbal warnings actually worth the paper they're printed on?

BadCo45ACP wrote:Once given a verbal warning that concealed carry is not allowed, does that warning apply to that visit only or all future visits as well?

Umm... why would there be any future visits?

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llwatson wrote:

BadCo45ACP wrote:Once given a verbal warning that concealed carry is not allowed, does that warning apply to that visit only or all future visits as well?

Umm... why would there be any future visits?

BadCo45ACP wrote:Once given a verbal warning that concealed carry is not allowed, does that warning apply to that visit only or all future visits as well?

Depends upon what was said in the verbal warning.

HankB wrote:Why he would so admonish you is a good question . . . were you printing? Did you do something dumb like ask him about it?)

I've never been "Made" to my knowledge and have never been verbally warned. The question came in a conversation w/ friends and nobody had a definite answer.

BrassMonkey wrote:+1

llwatson wrote:

BadCo45ACP wrote:Once given a verbal warning that concealed carry is not allowed, does that warning apply to that visit only or all future visits as well?

Umm... why would there be any future visits?

Its not always as easy as it sounds to NOT do business w/ someone. I'm sometimes required by a client who may be paying the expenses, to use a business where they already have accounts in place.

BadCo45ACP wrote: Its not always as easy as it sounds to NOT do business w/ someone. I'm sometimes required by a client who may be paying the expenses, to use a business where they already have accounts in place.

I do understand that. Sometimes I have to work in places that I know do not allow legally armed citizens. And I go, and do what I have to do.

But if I have a choice, I do not perform services for, or provide income to, businesses that want to deprive me of my constitutional rights.