I do hope you realize that if it is against the law for you to CC in the restaurant that serves alcohol (which has now changed in SC) or has the legal signage prescribed by law (which has now been further reinforced in the new law) and you leave the restaurant and have a "what if" that results in injury or death at your hands, the investigation will reveal that you were in possession of your firearm illegally as you broke the law by having it CC in a location that prohibits the firearm by law. You now face, if not manslaughter (probably not) but certainly a civil suit that will allow the family of the injured or dead BG to own everything you once owned. Ya broke the law in first place. I understand your reply and as far as I am concerned, it is this alcohol aspect of the old law that now is fixed--if you insist on carrying when a sign is in place after the passage of the new law and "get caught", particularly in the above "what if" scenario--you will face a fine, you will lose your firearm, you will lose your CCWP, you may go to jail (if someone dies or injured by you) and civilly you will lose everything. Hey ya gonna do what you gotta do. Personally, no restaurant that has a sign is worth my limits on defense, particularly at night in downtown Charleston on a dark street or a dark parking garage.
