vehicle carry law change?

[norsk]

I have read through many pages in the 2nd Amendment section, as well as some of the actual law text, but I have not been able to fully answer my question, so here goes: Under the new laws, is is legal for a person (with an ltch) to keep a (loaded) handgun in their vehicle, which is parked on their employer's property, if the employer has a daycare facility on their grounds? The specific employer here is a hospital who claims they have a daycare service (personally I think this is debateable, but that is another matter). If it is relevant, there are no signs probitting firearms on any entrance or hospital literature.

Thanks in advance.

 

[the1kidd03]

I have read through many pages in the 2nd Amendment section, as well as some of the actual law text, but I have not been able to fully answer my question, so here goes: Under the new laws, is is legal for a person (with an ltch) to keep a (loaded) handgun in their vehicle, which is parked on their employer's property, if the employer has a daycare facility on their grounds? The specific employer here is a hospital who claims they have a daycare service (personally I think this is debateable, but that is another matter). If it is relevant, there are no signs probitting firearms on any entrance or hospital literature.

Thanks in advance.

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If it's your employer...I do not see anything that would make them exempt from the ruling....the only thing that would, would be if you worked at a government building, because obviously that rule is Federal law...which trumpts state law anyday

 

[finity]

If they actually do have a licensed daycare as defined in the IC then STATE LAW prohibits you from carrying a firearm on the property unless you are in control of the vehicle, are either picking up or dropping off kids & you can't leave your vehicle. This means you can't leave it in your vehicle & get out to go into work there, either.

The parking lot bill doesn't override that part of state law.

You really need to find out if they really have a daycare.

 

[the1kidd03]

personally, I live by the code....what they don't know, won't hurt them......there's plenty of possibilities for safety issues between your home and your work even if you do work at a restricted location....in any case, I always have at LEAST a blade on me....which if you know what you're doing is more dangerous that a gun within 20' anyway....but that's probably the jarhead in me

 

[finity]

personally, I live by the code....what they don't know, won't hurt them......there's plenty of possibilities for safety issues between your home and your work even if you do work at a restricted location....in any case, I always have at LEAST a blade on me....which if you know what you're doing is more dangerous that a gun within 20' anyway....but that's probably the jarhead in me

I don't think it's wise to suggest that someone commit a felony on a public forum. If you do it yourself that's on you & if you get caught you will pay the consequences including never being able to legally own a gun. I just wouldn't talk about it here.

 

[Scutter01]

"Gun owners are among the most law-abiding people you'll ever meet." ...unless they disagree with the law or find it inconvenient...