UnfetteredMight
Regular Member
Section 232.1(1) bans the storage or possession of weapons (concealed or otherwise) in an
enclosed postal parking lot, whereas 18 U.S.C. § 930(a) bans simple possession of a firearm in a
federal facility/building provided the requisite notice is posted as described in § 930(h).
Enclosed parking lot, meaning inside of the gates, past the sign with the legal language on it.
I don't go inside that part, I merely use the parking lot that's open to the public.
Start at the bottom of page 11 of your above link.
http://volokh.com/files/dorosan.pdf
It should also be noted that the above mentioned case was a Postal Employee who had ammunition inside of the Post Office building itself and a load concealed handgun inside of his vehicle while it was parked inside the gated portion of the parking lot.
Touche', I see your point.
I would have to agree that it does seem to allow "pass through" traffic.