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I don't know, but perhaps the TN DOS has approved the safety/training courses required in NM, OK and TX. The statute wouldn't mention specific states because then it would have to be changed every time a new state met the requirements.

The AG Opinoin is Link Removed See the analysis of Question 6 The court case refrenced is State v. Brooks, 741 S.W.2d 920 (Tenn. Crim. App. 1987) Best I can tell thery were were vistors to the school

Link Removed How Do I Obtain Military Training Exception for the eight hour handgun training course required by TCA 39-17-1351? The Department of Safety and Homeland Security is mandated to require applicants to submit proof of the successful completion of a department approved handgun safety...

Link Removed PHMSA Interpretation #06-0165 Aug 24, 2006 PHMSA Response Letter -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Aug 24, 2006 Mr. Richard B. Loden Reference No. 06-0165 3959 Chestnut Avenue Concord, CA 94519 Dear Mr...

It is a fairly old opinion, but there is a AG Opinion that says being in your home is not a defense to 39-17-1321, posession of a handgun while intoxicated. Link Removed As far as #2...good luck.

From what I can tell Wisconsin is a one party consent state. Link Removed So unless there is a specific law against recording LEOs (like in some states apparently) it should be legal to record the encounter without informing them. As far as telling you to stop, He can of course, whether you...

I also meant to check opencarry.org A good place for open carry info! Link Removed

I know NavyLCDR is right on the purchase. In all states you must be 21 to purchase a handgun from a Federally Licensed Dealer (FFL) but private sales are regulated by state law. It also appears he is right about being 18, now that I have looked at actual AZ law. I think two statutes most on...

From what I can tell on Link Removed you must be 21 to carry in AZ. OC or CC, with or without a permit

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In TN (and many other states) you do NOT have to be a US citizen to get a carry permit, a person that is a Lawful Permanent Resident (see definition Link Removed) can get a permit. But as I said in my first post, I don't know of any state that will issue a permit to a non-citizen just visiting...

My "guess" (so take it FWIW) is no. CRS 18-12-203(1)(f) says a permit can be issued to someone who "Is not an unlawful user of or addicted to a controlled substance as defined in section 18-18-102 (5). Whether an applicant is an unlawful user of or addicted to a controlled substance shall be...

Handgun upholstered on seat is ok, does not have to be concealed. Just might want to make sure you say something to the officer as soon as you can if stopped. Actually a law change last year makes the "Gun Buster" sign a legal posting now. It also added if wording only is used the law says it...

I think OC is legal in NC without a permit, but NC also has a law "Going armed in terror of the public" or something like that. I think that is what they charged the guy with that was too close to Obama's plane a while back. So there is that sort of "catch all" in NC. Anyway...I don't think...

IANAL, but from what I can tell you can't carry anywhere alcohol is served for onsite consumption. handgunlaw.us says No http://www.handgunlaw.us/states/wisconsin.pdf It sites: 941.237 Carrying Handgun Where Alcohol Beverages May be Sold and Consumed. (2) Whoever intentionally goes armed with...

Sort of curious if you were a Missouri resident, why you didn't have a MO permit? Would've helped since MO permits are good in Kansas. But that really doesn't answer your question..... The only way to know for sure on your question is going to be from a Kansas LEO. It is definetly easier if...

Now that makes sense. Thanks quaken3

That is correct... Link Removed is a legal posting now. Also, many feel that any sign, regardless of the wording, that has the "gun buster" symbol on it would be legal. See example below.

T.C.A. 39-17-1359 was completely redone by SB3012 and became effective on June 4, 2010 by Public Chapter 1009 (See section 3) Micihie.com usually doesn't update the online version until Sept or Oct

The law changed on Jan 1, 2010. Prior to that if you had ever been hospitalized for a mental illness, voluntarily or involuntarily it was a life time disqualification for a Handgun Carry Permit. Now it says you have to adjudicated as mentally defective or judicially committed to a hospital...