ccwinstructor
Centurion
Thanks for the update.
Thanks for the update. Have there been any court cases using the new law?
Thanks for the update. Have there been any court cases using the new law?
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Open Carry rendered somewhat useless?
- Thread starter NewZealandAmerican
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JamesB
Regular Member
Sorry to have to chime in here, but I sat through and read this case that you provided. Informative, but not on the topic it was used for.
Had you read your own linked case, you would find..."the statute intends that a person possessing a firearm refrain from entering a liquor establishment. It places the burden upon such person to ascertain whether he or she is entering an establishment with a liquor license." Nowhere in such case does it provide any discrepency, or distinction between on-site or off-site consumption.
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mattwestm
Guest
OCDO might want to change their map for New Mexico concerning restaurant carry. According to the map, it is legal to carry in places that serve and sell alcohol.
It is legal, in beer and wine establishments- not places that serve liquor though. There are two distinct types of licenses.
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mattwestm
Guest
OK, so you can only CC in places that serve and/or sell only beer or wine? Assuming liquor is sold in grocery stores in NM, that makes them off limits to carry of any kind?
Yes, only those places afa dining establishments go.
No, stores are legal to CC no matter what they sell for offsite consumption, but not to OC.
Link to the law right at the top: http://www.dps.nm.org/lawEnforcement/ccw/index.php
Makarov
Regular Member
Dispensing means...opening the bottle and pouring it into a container.
Gosh...the law is clear. You can open carry or conceal carry in any place that sells alcohol. If they are selling, dispensing, and consuming, then you are in a bar or a resatuarant that has a permit to do so. Its the same in Ohio. Oh wait that just changed with the new law. In Oct 1st we can carry in bars.
Gosh...the law is clear. You can open carry or conceal carry in any place that sells alcohol. If they are selling, dispensing, and consuming, then you are in a bar or a resatuarant that has a permit to do so. Its the same in Ohio. Oh wait that just changed with the new law. In Oct 1st we can carry in bars.
castiel
Regular Member
WRONG!
Stop posting misinformation in the NM forum without knowing NM laws!
NMSA 1978 60-3A-3(H): “dispenser” means a person licensed under the provisions of the Liquor Control Act selling, offering for sale or having in the person’s possession with the intent to sell alcoholic beverages both by the drink for consumption on the licensed premises and in unbroken packages for consumption and not for resale off the licensed premises
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Yes, it's clear...but apparently not to you. In New Mexico you CANNOT open carry AT ALL, EVER, PERIOD END OF STORY, in ANY alcohol establishment. NO OPEN CARRY!!!!!!!!
CC ONLY in Beer and Wine Establishments or places that sell for offsite consumption, with PERMIT ONLY.
I wish people would actually read these threads before posting in them.
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