-=> Quoting Lyle Knox to Rd Thompson <=-
 RT> "This permit DOES NOT authorize you to carry a prohibited
 RT> weapon as defined by law.  This permit DOES NOT authorize
 RT> you to carry a weapon into an establishment prohibiting
 RT> weapons."
 LK> Right, but there's no =statute= on the books stating that to do so is
 LK> in and of itself a prosecutable offense.  Trespass and DOC are about
 LK> the only things that they can nail you on.
 Arizona Revised Statutes, 13-3102.  Misconduct involving weapons;
 defenses; classifications; definitions.
 A. A person commits misconduct involving weapons by knowingly:
   10. Unless specifically authorized by law, entering any public
       establishment or attending any public event and carrying a deadly
       weapon on his person after a reasonable request by the operator of the
       establishment or the sponsor of the event;
 Note: a properly posted sign is a "reasonable request".
 You're right about criminal trespass, see ARS 13-1502, A. 1.
 Both charges can carry prison time according to an attorney I asked,
 but probably wouldn't.
 Take Care,
 David R. Norton [norton@doitnow.com]
... Concealed Weapon: one your wife doesn't know you bought, yet!
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