CHP no longer required for veterans on August 1st

[Hildus Magnus]

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Rep. Larry Frieman

ATTENTION ALL LOUISIANA VETERANS!

Act 680 becomes effective on August 1, 2022. Under this new law, which I supported, all honorably discharged Veterans who have not been convicted of a violent crime, not under influence of alcohol or drugs, are at least 21 years old may carry a CONCEALED WEAPON WITHOUT A PERMIT in any place and under the same restrictions that those with a permit may carry a concealed weapon. You will need to have proof of being a veteran which can be any military ID card or even your driver’s license showing “veteran” on it.

If you have any questions, please feel free to contact me.

 

[charlie12]

Concealed Handgun without a CHP not a concealed weapon without a permit.

 

[225todd]

Here is the literature for anyone who wants to read over it.

https://legis.la.gov/legis/ViewDocument.aspx?d=1290223

I'm glad this was passed, but in my heart still feel that a class should be required to carry, not a license. The reason that I say that was when I took my concealed carry class I learned a lot about what would be considered 'Self Defense' and what would not be. I didn't realize that the consideration of 'Aggression' was so fickle. There were things that I would have never considered in my mind as being the aggressor, that by law is actually considered as you being the aggressor. I think that a class requirement would go a long ways in education and could help someone out of possible jail time in the long run for something that they felt was right. I see that they are offering a free 2 hour course in basic education, so that will help. All in all it looks like a major win!

 

[falshooter]

Concealed Handgun without a CHP not a concealed weapon without a permit.

I don't get what you are trying to say.

 

[Codyjohn61]

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Rep. Larry Frieman

ATTENTION ALL LOUISIANA VETERANS!

Act 680 becomes effective on August 1, 2022. Under this new law, which I supported, all honorably discharged Veterans who have not been convicted of a violent crime, not under influence of alcohol or drugs, are at least 21 years old may carry a CONCEALED WEAPON WITHOUT A PERMIT in any place and under the same restrictions that those with a permit may carry a concealed weapon. You will need to have proof of being a veteran which can be any military ID card or even your driver’s license showing “veteran” on it.

If you have any questions, please feel free to contact me.

Fantastic love to see it. Does anyone know if this apples to active duty service members as well? And what are peoples thoughts?

 

[charlie12]

I don't get what you are trying to say.

Like this in the OP " CONCEALED WEAPON WITHOUT A PERMIT" It's not a concealed weapon it's a concealed handgun.

 

[charlie12]

Fantastic love to see it. Does anyone know if this apples to active duty service members as well? And what are peoples thoughts?

Looks like it does. The law

 

[falshooter]

Concealed Weapon

Be it enacted by the Legislature of Louisiana:
10 Section 1. R.S. 14:95(M) is hereby enacted to read as follows:
11 §95. Illegal carrying of weapons

 

[Bigchillin83]

think its one small step for man, but a huge dump on man kind if that makes sense....

its a constitutional right to keep and bear arms, shall not be infringed... every law abiding citizens should have that right, not just active or retired military...

 

[MOTOR51]

think its one small step for man, but a huge dump on man kind if that makes sense....

its a constitutional right to keep and bear arms, shall not be infringed... every law abiding citizens should have that right, not just active or retired military...

Just messing with you


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[70mikenike70]

Man y’all gotta be yankin my chain……. My CHP ends in February and I was just about to start looking for a class to renew my permit…. Please tell me I don’t even have to go pay for that stupid class?????

 

[Bigchillin83]

Just messing with you


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leave me alone ive been drinking " Hater-aid" all day, haters gonna hate!!!!

 

[70mikenike70]

--
Rep. Larry Frieman

ATTENTION ALL LOUISIANA VETERANS!

Act 680 becomes effective on August 1, 2022. Under this new law, which I supported, all honorably discharged Veterans who have not been convicted of a violent crime, not under influence of alcohol or drugs, are at least 21 years old may carry a CONCEALED WEAPON WITHOUT A PERMIT in any place and under the same restrictions that those with a permit may carry a concealed weapon. You will need to have proof of being a veteran which can be any military ID card or even your driver’s license showing “veteran” on it.

If you have any questions, please feel free to contact me.

Ok but what about my wife? She has a military ID… am I just reaching now? She gets one because of my disability status.

 

[Bigchillin83]

Ok but what about my wife? She has a military ID… am I just reaching now? She gets one because of my disability status.

yup, yet another rabbit hole

 

[charlie12]

Ok but what about my wife? She has a military ID… am I just reaching now? She gets one because of my disability status.

My guess would be no since she's not a Vet. What does she have a dependent ID?

 

[Jstudz220]

Ok but what about my wife? She has a military ID… am I just reaching now? She gets one because of my disability status.

I’m assuming she had a dependent ID that states dependent on the ID itself? At least that’s how they were before I got out around 2015

 

[charlie12]

Man y’all gotta be yankin my chain……. My CHP ends in February and I was just about to start looking for a class to renew my permit…. Please tell me I don’t even have to go pay for that stupid class?????

My CHP expires in Jan. 23

 

[Kdjohn1]

I totally respect our veterans and active duty members of the military, but could this be a possible 14th amendment issue? Are non-veterans being denied certain rights and privileges under the law, without due process, that are being extended to others under the law?

 

[Blackhawk]

One concern would be reciprocity. Veterans could carry concealed, but this new law doesn't give them a permit. If no travel outside the state, then no problem.

 

[MOTOR51]

I totally respect our veterans and active duty members of the military, but could this be a possible 14th amendment issue? Are non-veterans being denied certain rights and privileges under the law, without due process, that are being extended to others under the law?

Non veterans have access to permits as always. No one is denied anything.


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