As my initial source for this story writes:
I was logging on to send another round of emails, but the SDGO is reporting that we're officially dead in the water as of today. I guess it's back to "don't ask, don't tell" for carry on campus. Too bad, I was going to start carrying a decent caliber. In the past I figured I had one "get out of jail free" in that I could claim ignorance (the LAW still say it's legal, it's just in violation of the regulations, as well as the higher law). That's going to be a harder sell now, since I've been fighting this. We've got a list of which politicians will stand w/ us and which won't...I guess they need to make sure only "The Only Ones" are armed on campus so that all acts of armed terrorism against students and faculty will be official and approved.
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Yeah, right. What he said, except;
(My state of residence) law allows concealed carry on university property. So if I carry on campus (within certain limits, which generally don't actually allow "carry"), and I get busted, I don't have to worry about jail time.
Here's the catch: If I'm a student, I can expect to be "de-registered". If I'm faculty, or staff, I can expect to lose my job.
Is this a matter of campus policy? Yes. Is this written up somewhere so we all know what is "acceptable" and what is not? Not hardly.
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