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NE Bull:
I seem to recall a few conversations, but has there been a bill introduced to this affect?
Should there be?  Could there be?

Mississippi Attorney General Jim Hood Opines that Enhanced Licensees May Carry on Educational Property
http://www.nraila.org/legislation/state-legislation/2013/10/mississippi-attorney-general-jim-hood-opines-that-enhanced-licensees-may-carry-on-educational-property.aspx

I need to do some more research on the background of this story, but wanted to get it to ya'll ASAP.

Chris Z:
I have brought this up a few time before, but the idea seems to be met with a cool reception. To me it is a no brainer, if an individual has documented enough hours of training (similar to what a LEO hour requirement is), then why should that permit holder not be allowed to carry in schools and everywhere else?

My son lives in MS.... If you take a MS approved training class you get a enhanced permit with the off limits places list is very short.

If you apply for a CC permit in MS with no training, you get the standard permit with the long list of restrictions.

RLMoeller:
Here is a link to an interesting article on this topic.

http://pistol-training.com/archives/8658

camus:
Due to my occupation,  I am constantly in and out of three types of places I am verboten by the state to carry on a daily basis. When I say in and out of, I am meetings etc, often at weird hours and a long way from home. So I would be for it in a selfish way.  Personally, I feel if you can buy a firearm you should be able to carry, no if's or but's, the enchanced CCW really should grant what a CCW currently does.

HuskerXDM:
While I think the non-CHP premises list should be extremely short without any special training requirement, I would be willing to document my training or take special training to carry at work (public elementary school in Lincoln). 

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