Parish Permit vs State Permit

[FishingBack]

On a sheet of paper that came with my shiny new parish permit, it listed the rules for the state permit and said that they ALL apply to parish permits as well. However, at the bottom, it listed as a source, RS 40.1379.3! Nowhere under RS 40.1379.3 does it even mention RS 40.1379.1 or any wording about parish permits.

I'm not an attorney. Since the parish has tied the rules for their permit to the same rules that are applicable to the state permit and the source RS 40.1379.3 is the state authorization...the rules for parish permits may not be annotated in each jurisdiction, therefore they merely say same rules apply. This would keep from having to duplicate or further ammend parish law when changes are made to the state law. My 2¢

Well, sheriffs don't make law, so what they write has no force of law. They could hand out copies of paper saying that it's illegal to eat pecan pie but it wouldn't hold the force of law.

If there is some sort of Parish law stating that the rules are the same, then I need to see it.

 

[FishingBack]

I had another thought.

Since there is little comment on what a parish permit allows, is it legal to carry it into a restaurant that serves alcohol?

The state permit law specifically says "areas not under a class A liquor license" which gets them around the law that says anywhere that serves alcohol for on-site consumption is a gun-free zone.

Since the parish permit does not specifically grant that exemption...is it technically illegal to carry into Applebees to eat with a parish permit?

 

[LouisianaCarry]

There is certainly room for doubt. There is nothing in the PP statute that exempts you from the beverage outlet law. I get around that by having both parish and state permits.

 

[FishingBack]

There is certainly room for doubt. There is nothing in the PP statute that exempts you from the beverage outlet law. I get around that by having both parish and state permits.

If you planned on CCing to church, do you just leave your state license at home?

 

[FishingBack]

If you planned on CCing to church, do you just leave your state license at home?

bump.

 

[LouisianaCarry]

I keep it in a separate (hidden) pocket of my wallet. My parish permit comes out with my DL, but if I need my State one, it is there, too. It doesn't matter where it is, though. The fact that you have both is the salient point.

 

[FishingBack]

I keep it in a separate (hidden) pocket of my wallet. My parish permit comes out with my DL, but if I need my State one, it is there, too. It doesn't matter where it is, though. The fact that you have both is the salient point.

I suppose, I'm just a little skeptical that you can get positive benefits from both instead of being restricted by both.

I mean, would they pull your state permit if they caught you in a church, knowing you had a state license?

Have there been any actual cases of somebody testing these parish permits?

 

[JadeRaven]

If you are allowed something by one permit, the other would not overrule. Nowhere in the statutes does it say that the state permit supercedes in all respects the parish permits.

 

[spanky]

If you are allowed something by one permit, the other would not overrule. Nowhere in the statutes does it say that the state permit supercedes in all respects the parish permits.

Exactly, besides the Parish Permit is only giving you those added "rights" in that specific Parish. You still are limited by the state permit outside of it.

 

[charlie12]

I'm trying to find someone who's gotten a Parish permit in EBR to see what I need to do.

Wonder if Sid would issue them?

 

[JadeRaven]

Wonder if Sid would issue them?

Yeah I wish someone who was more motivated than us would stick his neck out there and try to get one and tell us how to do it in EBR

 

[BRLAShooter]

Yeah I wish someone who was more motivated than us would stick his neck out there and try to get one and tell us how to do it in EBR

I just tried to call. Explained my situation twice and ended up talking to state police. I supposed we dont have any EBRSO's here on the board, huh?

 

[charlie12]

I just tried to call. Explained my situation twice and ended up talking to state police. I supposed we dont have any EBRSO's here on the board, huh?

We have some but don't know if they want to get into this. Lots of politics in SO's

 

[BRLAShooter]

All I wanna know is who/where I need to talk to/go to. I'll do all the legwork as long as someone directs me in the right direction.

 

[charlie12]

I just tried to call. Explained my situation twice and ended up talking to state police. I supposed we dont have any EBRSO's here on the board, huh?

Who did you talk to at EBRSO? What did they say?

 

[JadeRaven]

Since they're issued by the Sheriff I think the most direct route would be through him (rather, his secretary). Sid Gautreaux, Sheriff Phone: (225)389-5045


But yeah if someone on the inside could point to the most applicable/competent person that would be of help.

 

[chrisjfontenot]

I just called the Lafayette Parish Sherriff's and they do not know anything about it.

 

[BRLAShooter]

Since they're issued by the Sheriff I think the most direct route would be through him (rather, his secretary). Sid Gautreaux, Sheriff Phone: (225)389-5045


But yeah if someone on the inside could point to the most applicable/competent person that would be of help.

That's the Number I called. Phyllis, I believe, she routed me to the Sheriff's Department directly, and they sent me to state police.

 

[ram03reg]

OK so what will the parish permits do that the state permits will not?

 

[LouisianaCarry]

OK so what will the parish permits do that the state permits will not?

Let you carry in churches and school zones, among other things.