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The law states that you need a license only outside of your car, home, or place of business. All that means is that there is no license requirement in your place of business. It says nothing about whether your place of business is off limits.

Let's assume, for example, that you work at the airport . . .

 

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Because this is a criminal statute, it should be construed strictly against the state.

Yeah, but because it is a "gun" statute, it falls under the gun exception. :wink:

 

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Re: Security Guards Exempt

If one law says something is permitted and the other says that it is not, we would normally apply the law that was more recently passed, and conclude that it implicitly repealed the conflicting provisions of the older one.

Gunsmoker!

So, would you say that the exemptions in 127.1 are controlling over those in 130, even though 130 purports to controll over 126 through 128?