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.
 ML>
 ML>    Not under Texas law. Refusal to leave is not required to
 ML>    put you in violation.
 ML>
 ML>    All that is required to be trespassing is to enter
 ML>    property that has a sign posted "....at the entrance to
 ML>    the building, reasonably likely to come to the attention
 ML>    of the intruders...".
If there's 4 doors and 1 sign and I choose one of the unmarked doors how can
they say I'm trespassing.  Methinks that TX and AZ (and I suppose most other
states) need to change their laws so that if a particular property wants to
ban concealed carry each and every door and entrance must have a sign on it
to that effect.  Every place I've ever happened to see a sign has
inconsistant posting; either signs too small to read, not even on the doors
but next to them mixed in with other fliers or not every door is posted.
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