xd shooter
Regular Member
My wife asked this question, "what about a liquor store?" It's not sold by the glass, you can't drink it on the premises, but their sole income is the sale of liquor.....
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Open carry into Meijer, Walmart
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My wife asked this question, "what about a liquor store?" It's not sold by the glass, you can't drink it on the premises, but their sole income is the sale of liquor.....
jegoodin
Newbie
Is there some confusion on the meanng of the word "and"?
Lets review:
AND means ALL conditions of the statement have to be met to be true,
OR means JUST ONE condition of the statement has to be met to be true.
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...where simple possession of a handgun is a felony, unless you are a Michigan resident who it is registered to, or unless you have a license to carry concealed, or unless you are/were a cop or fed.
A couple of fun facts: As a MI concealed pistol license holder, I can OC but not CC in many 'pistol free zones'.
My very own "pro gun" Senator, Rick Jones, recently reached deep into his bag of dirty tricks to pass a law allowing people like Lon Horiuchi to OC/CC in pfzs without a license.
Mike Green, another "pro gun" legislator, who sits on the board of a pro gun political advocacy group, has introduced legislation to make it illegal for me to OC in pfzs.
color of law
Accomplished Advocate
Oh, the twin city of Chicago......
xd shooter
Regular Member
Ah, I see! So if you buy it by the glass but have to leave the premises you're good to go! Got it!..... NOT!
A liquor store does not sell by the glass AND you can't drink it on the premises.... So my question remains...
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fozzy71
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Xpiatio
Regular Member
There is a liquor store here also has a taste testing area which also let's you buy by the glass on drink on premise. It's also a grocery store.
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jeffrey-r
Regular Member
Okay. That still isn't "(d) A bar or tavern licensed under the Michigan liquor control code of 1998, 1998 PA 58, MCL 436.1101 to 436.2303, where the primary source of income of the business is the sale of alcoholic liquor by the glass and consumed on the premises."
Big Gay Al
Michigan Moderator
Except, 750.234d deals with Open carry without a CPL. 28.425o deals with places you can't carry CONCEALED.
Big Gay Al
Michigan Moderator
We're dealing with two separate laws. One says you can't carry a gun openly into any establishment licensed to sell alcohol, without a CPL. (Unless you work there, own the store, or have permission from the owner and/or his/her agent.
The other law says you can't carry concealed in a place that has alcohol sales by the glass for consumption on the premises as it's primary source of revenue.
Two different laws, two different situations. If you have a CPL, the first one doesn't affect you. With regard to the 2nd, you can get around it by OCing with your CPL.