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Dan W:
--- Quote from: DR4NRA on June 23, 2016, 07:33:11 PM ---Didnt mean to get your undies all bunched up.
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No undies bunched up here, just a desire to present the laws as written rather than as interpreted by the anti-gun administration that is the City of Lincoln. The City is aware that it's ordinances are in conflict with state law where valid CHP holders are concerned
and yet they attempt to enforce them as if they were not
--- Quote ---Chapter 69 Section 2441
69-2441.
Permitholder; locations; restrictions; posting of prohibition; consumption of alcohol; prohibited.
(1)(a) A permit holder may carry a concealed handgun anywhere in Nebraska, Except Any:
1 Police, Sheriff, or Nebraska State Patrol station or office
2 Detention facility, prison, or jail
3 Courtroom or building which contains a courtroom
4Polling place during a bona fide election
5 Meeting of the governing body of a county, public school district, municipality, or other political
subdivision
6 Meeting of the Legislature or a Committee of the Legislature
7 Financial Institution
8 Professional or semiprofessional athletic event
9 building, grounds, vehicle, or sponsored activity or athletic event of any public, private,
denominational, or parochial elementary, vocational, or secondary school, a private postsecondary
career school as defined in section 85-1603, a community college, or a public or private college,junior college, or university
10 Place of worship
11 Hospital, emergency room, or trauma center
12 Political rally or fundraiser
13 Establishment having a license issued under the Nebraska Liquor Control Act that derives over one half of its total income from the sale of alcoholic liquor
14 Place where the possession or carrying of a firearm is prohibited by state or federal law
15 the law in question A place or premises where the person, persons, entity, or entities in control of the property or employer in control of the property has prohibited permit holders from carrying concealed handguns into or onto the place or premises
16 Into or onto any other place or premises where handguns are prohibited by state law.
If a person, persons, entity, or entities in control of the property or an employer in control of the property prohibits a permitholder from carrying a concealed handgun into or onto the place or premises and such place or premises are open to the public, a permitholder does not violate this section unless the person, persons, entity, or entities in control of the property or employer in control of the property has posted conspicuous notice that carrying a concealed handgun is prohibited in or on the place or premises or has made a request, directly or through an authorized representative or management personnel, that the permitholder remove the concealed handgun from the place or premises
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Source
Laws 2006, LB 454, § 15;
Laws 2007, LB97, § 1;
Laws 2009, LB430, § 12.
DR4NRA:
Thought you wanted to debate?
Nice Democratic end around! Cite the same statutes that I previously quoted. Your argument doest hold up due to the fact that you didnt mention the that there is no specified signage law.
Dan W:
--- Quote from: DR4NRA on June 24, 2016, 05:28:47 PM ---Your argument doest hold up due to the fact that you didnt mention the that there is no specified signage law.
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While there may not be a specific sign requirement concerning size or type of images "conspicuous notice" is required by law and has a legal definition (see definitions 002.013) and the rules and regulations in the administrative code lay out the guidelines to meet the conspicuous notice requirement.
The Administrative Code Title 272 Chapter 21 definitions state:
002.013 "Posted Conspicuous Notice" shall mean a clearly visible sign at each public entrance to a place or premises that clearly state that concealed handguns are not allowed in the place or on the premises. A recommended format for the sign can be found in section 018.04 of these regulations.
Administrative Code Title 272 Chapter 21 regulation 018.05 spells out the "strongly recommended" locations for the signs "at each public entrance" and "at eye level"
State patrol says the following language is required
Carrying a concealed handgun is PROHIBITED in or on this place or premises.
Those in control of this property have prohibited permit holders
from possessing or carrying a concealed handgun on these premises. Unless otherwise authorized by law, violation of this prohibition is a criminal offense.
Posted Pursuant to the Nebraska Revised Statute §69-2441
https://statepatrol.nebraska.gov/vnews/display.v/SEC/Services%7CConcealed%20Carry%20Permits%3E%3EConceal%20Carry%20FAQ#Question:%20%20How%20will%20I%20know%20what%20places%20are%20prohibited?
--- Quote ---Question: I have noticed signs on some buildings. Are these the only places I can't carry my concealed handgun?
Answer: No, a sign is not required for places listed in the statute where carrying concealed handguns is prohibited. Individuals, businesses and entities can post their premises if they wish. There is no specific sign required but the Nebraska State Patrol strongly recommends that the standard sign be used for this purpose as it contains the language required by the statutes and it will be readily recognized. The recommended sign can be downloaded from the Nebraska State Patrol website on the Conceal Carry webpage. You can access the Conceal Carry webpage through the NSP homepage.
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--- Quote ---Question: My place of business wishes to post the premises prohibiting concealed handguns. Where can we get signs to accomplish this?
Answer: The recommended sign can be downloaded from the Nebraska State Patrol website, concealed carry page under forms/documents. There is no specific sign required but the Nebraska State Patrol strongly recommends that the standard sign be used for this purpose as it contains the language necessary and it will be readily recognized.
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--- Quote ---Question: If my place of business wants to prohibit concealed handguns, do signs have to be placed on the parking lots as well as the buildings?
Answer: Your business should post signs at all public entrances to your building. Permit holders who visit your business do not violate the law by leaving their concealed weapon in their vehicle while visiting your business even if you post your parking lot.
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So your assertion "that there is no specified signage law" is simply wrong.
DR4NRA:
You just keep going round in circles. Losing this debate arent you.
We ask all guests to arrive early and travel light, as you may be subject to search, which includes metal-detecting hand wands upon entry. For safety reasons, prohibited items include but are not limited to:
Alcohol, drugs, illegal substances or any paraphernalia associated with drug use
Audio/Video recorders, professional cameras, tripods
Cans, bottles, coolers or other similar containers
Fireworks
Flags/Signs with poles
Laser pens/pointers of any type
Noisemakers such as air horns
Outside food or beverages
Oversized bags, backpacks, duffel bag
Pepper spray/Mace
Weapons of any type, including chains, knives, firearms and spiked jewelry
Any other item deemed unacceptable by event/building management
If an item is revealed during a search, patrons may dispose of the item or they may return the item to their vehicle. Pinnacle Bank Arena does not safeguard any personal belongings or items of any type.
So They reserve the right to kick you out before you even enter. That is established law, the right to refuse service to anyone. Go figure. A flat out blanket ban on all weapons they dont want. Took 2 secs of Google Foo to find that on PBA's web site.
City of Lincoln policy
(a) It shall be unlawful for any person to knowingly possess or cause to be present a
firearm or other dangerous weapon in a city and/or county facility.
Seems like another blanket ban and one that has been in place and advertised since 2006 (Ord. 18794 §1; August 21, 2006).
Now I didnt have the money too pay an attorney to sue the city over their policies and /or the exact way that they do things. Until maybe someone like the NFOA can find the gumption and a way to sue the city of lincoln over this its not going to change PERIOD. If you are so right than maybe you should take up the point position on this and file a complaint with the State Patrol or the State Attorney Generals office that they are violating the law. (I can tell you what they will do NOTHING except to get told if you think your rights have been violated then sue. BTDT
All I tried to do is pass on info garnered from a 14 month fight over their policy and as usual someone just jumps in says THATS AGAINST THE LAW, But the city does not share that view and I get chastized by those who say its the law but will do nothing to change how Lincoln interprets it.
So tell the person who believes that ITS THE LAW gets told to walk back 10 or so blocks to lock up his firearm and misses the event they have paid to see just tell them again THATS AGAINST THE LAW.
Dan W:
You keep circling back to Lincoln policies and ordinances that are clearly preempted by state law.
Can you at least admit that is true?
I am not arguing that anyone blindly follow me, but I feel compelled to correct the record as to Lincoln powers to regulate the ownership, transportation, possession or registration of a handgun carried by a valid concealed handgun permit holder. They have no power to do so.
Lincoln can post their property with "conspicous notice" as legally defined or they can directly notify you at the door ...all in compliance with state law, if they so desire.
When Lincoln attempts to enforce invalid ordinances against a valid CHP holder and a case should present itself, NFOA and The Second Amendment Foundation stand ready to fight and in the mean time NFOA works diligently to extend state wide preemption to all firearms owners
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