drallen85
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Moving to different topic ....
Moving to different topic ....
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OC Encounter
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joeroket
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You did educate him although leave out the posted business part as that is false and try to replace it with something else, like portions of establishments that are off limits to persons under 21 as deemed by the state liquor control board.
You did educate him although leave out the posted business part as that is false and try to replace it with something else, like portions of establishments that are off limits to persons under 21 as deemed by the state liquor control board.
joeroket
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drallen85 wrote:
Not until they verbally ask you to leave. There are few places that firearms are statutorily restricted. Private business must verbally ask you to leave before your presence could be deemed unlawful and you will more than likely face trespass charges for refusal.
drallen85 wrote:
Not until they verbally ask you to leave. There are few places that firearms are statutorily restricted. Private business must verbally ask you to leave before your presence could be deemed unlawful and you will more than likely face trespass charges for refusal.
Dave The Welder
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We generally stick posts like this one on the "OC in Pullman" thread. Glad to see people OCing around Pullman on this busy weekend.
We generally stick posts like this one on the "OC in Pullman" thread. Glad to see people OCing around Pullman on this busy weekend.
Metalhead47
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joeroket wrote:
joeroket wrote:
Hey can you point me to the RCW on this point?
joeroket
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Metalhead47 wrote:
That is the whole point. There is no RCW therefore it is not illegal to disobey no firearm signs. ( does not apply to certain signs )
The trespass RCW states that it is a defense if the actor complied with all lawful conditions to remain on the property. Signs can be a notification but to my recollection is that they must be very specifically written and a sign that states simply state no firearms carries no weight of law.
If the establishment/property is open to the public then it is assumed you are there lawfully until asked to leave by someone of authority.
Metalhead47 wrote:
That is the whole point. There is no RCW therefore it is not illegal to disobey no firearm signs. ( does not apply to certain signs )
The trespass RCW states that it is a defense if the actor complied with all lawful conditions to remain on the property. Signs can be a notification but to my recollection is that they must be very specifically written and a sign that states simply state no firearms carries no weight of law.
If the establishment/property is open to the public then it is assumed you are there lawfully until asked to leave by someone of authority.