Any ideas about the legality of carrying in a credit union? The purpose of a credit union as I understand it is that it is not a "bank" and, therefore, it is not subject to some of the regulations affecting banks and can provide different/better services, rates, etc. Carrying in a bank is illegal isn't it? Since a credit union is not a bank, would carrying be legal if the state didn't outlaw it? Obvisiously open carrying wouldn't be a good idea in such a situation.
What about doctor's offices? I understand that, at least in GA, it's illegal to carry in a hospital. Does this apply to doctor's offices or to "medical centers" where several doctors may pratice at the same time? When I fill in for someone at my father's clinic I carry concealed. Since it is his private property and he knows and grudginly accepts it, I figure that I'm safe within the realm of "private property". On the other hand I have to take my grandfather to a specialist who shares his office with four others. There are usually ~25 patients waiting at a time. I do not carry there because I'm not sure of the legality of carrying there.
Any opinions?
What about doctor's offices? I understand that, at least in GA, it's illegal to carry in a hospital. Does this apply to doctor's offices or to "medical centers" where several doctors may pratice at the same time? When I fill in for someone at my father's clinic I carry concealed. Since it is his private property and he knows and grudginly accepts it, I figure that I'm safe within the realm of "private property". On the other hand I have to take my grandfather to a specialist who shares his office with four others. There are usually ~25 patients waiting at a time. I do not carry there because I'm not sure of the legality of carrying there.
Any opinions?