Should You Announce You’re Armed? Employer Searches; and Paxton vs. Talarico 2A Record

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Armed Attorneys Emily Taylor and Richard Hayes answer your questions about announcing that you’re armed during a threatening encounter, vehicle searches without a warrant, employer searches, Texas carry laws for 18–20-year-olds, and more.

Should you tell someone you’re armed if they’re threatening or pursuing you? If you live in your vehicle, RV, or truck, can police search it without a warrant? Can your employer demand to search you—or physically check your waistband for a firearm?

Emily and Richard also discuss what happens if an Armed Attorneys subscriber ends up on one of their juries, examine the gun-policy records of Ken Paxton and James Talarico, explain constitutional carry for Texans ages 18–20, and answer whether Emily is worried about getting on the wrong side of the Harris County District Attorney’s Office.

In this episode:

• Should you announce that you’re armed during a threatening encounter?• What happens if you recognize the Armed Attorneys while serving on a jury?• Can police search a vehicle you’re currently using as your home?• Can an employer ask to search you for a firearm?• What happens if you refuse an employer’s search?• Paxton vs. Talarico: examining their records on Second Amendment issues• Can 18–20-year-olds constitutionally carry in Texas without an LTC?• Why getting an LTC may still have practical advantages• Is Emily worried about upsetting the Harris County DA’s Office?

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