TexasJustice7
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The fact that the statute referenced in 930 uses the word "IN" I would think makes no difference, if the sign is posted at the entrance to the VA parking area, where all vehicles come in at this particular VA facility. So I doubt the
statute using the word "IN" would provide an adequate defense in court.
If however I should become a crime victim anywhere on VA property after I come in, I will photograph this sign, and use it in a lawsuit to recover damages from the VA for failure to provide adequate security on property
under their control and on which they deliverately make law abiding citisens
be disarmed. I will not break the law by igonoring the sign.
statute using the word "IN" would provide an adequate defense in court.
If however I should become a crime victim anywhere on VA property after I come in, I will photograph this sign, and use it in a lawsuit to recover damages from the VA for failure to provide adequate security on property
under their control and on which they deliverately make law abiding citisens
be disarmed. I will not break the law by igonoring the sign.