LK> Just having a "no weapons" sign doesn't mean that you're trespassing. 
 LK> It's only if/when you refuse to leave that a trespass charge could be 
 LK> levelled against you. 
 
   Not under Texas law. Refusal to leave is not required to put you in 
violation. 
 
   All that is required to be trespassing is to enter property that has a 
sign posted "....at the entrance to the building, reasonably likely to come 
to the attention of the intruders...".  
 
 LK> I don't know if the mere possession of a weapon while trespassing will 
 LK> automatically up the charges/prison time down here in AZ, though. 
 
   Texas bumps just about everything up one level if a deadly weapon is 
involved, licensed or not. 
 
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