CC in private residence in Louisiana
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Well, not from La. but the way it reads you need consent period.
No individual to whom a concealed handgun permit is issued may carry such concealed handgun into the private residence of another without first receiving the consent of that person.
No mention of signs or postings.
I am sure some of our folks here from that state will explain it better. Or they can correct me if I am wrong.
Won't be the first time.
No individual to whom a concealed handgun permit is issued may carry such concealed handgun into the private residence of another without first receiving the consent of that person.
No mention of signs or postings.
I am sure some of our folks here from that state will explain it better. Or they can correct me if I am wrong.
Won't be the first time.
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Seems like about the clearest written piece of law I've read in a long time.
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I am too late. :disappointed:
Apparently you must ask, based on prior replies.
Or you can leave your gun & principles.
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I was on the original committe back in the early 80s that drafted the "shall" issue permit system in Louisiana. Once in the Legislature, some anti gun politicians made changes that few liked or wanted. One of those is the "Must advise" clause.
It passed and now carriers must tell the home resident that they are armed and request permission to enter.
If one carries openly, there is no need to advise.
However most carriers fail to advise and I have yet to find anyone that the clause created a problem for in any way. After a review of the problems that caused carriers to lose their permit or have them suspended, I cannot find even one that was due to failure to advise.
I do not want to suggest people violate the provisions of the concealed carry laws in Louisiana. All people need to obey any law. I will say that concealed is concealed and unless you plan on taking your clothes off in a residence, the resident should not know you are armed. Still a personal choice.
It passed and now carriers must tell the home resident that they are armed and request permission to enter.
If one carries openly, there is no need to advise.
However most carriers fail to advise and I have yet to find anyone that the clause created a problem for in any way. After a review of the problems that caused carriers to lose their permit or have them suspended, I cannot find even one that was due to failure to advise.
I do not want to suggest people violate the provisions of the concealed carry laws in Louisiana. All people need to obey any law. I will say that concealed is concealed and unless you plan on taking your clothes off in a residence, the resident should not know you are armed. Still a personal choice.
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No individual to whom a concealed handgun permit is issued may carry such concealed handgun into the private residence of another without first receiving the consent of that person.
It does seem pretty clear. What word, exactly, is giving you comprehension problems? You can't bring a weapon into someone, even a friend's, private home without their consent.
It does seem pretty clear. What word, exactly, is giving you comprehension problems? You can't bring a weapon into someone, even a friend's, private home without their consent.
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My guess (and only a guess) would be it is a gun charge since it violates the concealed carry law.
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The OP deleted the OP so I am closing this to end any speculation
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