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88(R) HB 2291 - House Committee Report version - Bill Text

Details: Category: Legislation; Published: Monday, May 1st 2023

Relating to the carrying or possession of a handgun by certain retired judges and justices.

88(R) HB 1138 - House Committee Report version - Bill Text

Details: Category: Legislation; Published: Monday, May 1st 2023

Relating to the prosecution of the criminal offense of reckless discharge of a firearm in certain municipalities and counties.

88(R) SB 1166 - Senate Committee Report version - Bill Text

Details: Category: Legislation; Published: Thursday, April 27th 2023

Relating to the punishment for the offense of burglary of a vehicle involving theft of a firearm; increasing a criminal penalty.

88(R) HB 2837 - House Committee Report version - Bill Text

Details: Category: Legislation; Published: Monday, April 24th 2023

Ammunition

88(R) HB 2837 - House Committee Report version - Bill Text

Relating to prohibiting a person or entity from surveilling, reporting, or tracking the purchase of firearms, ammunition, and accessories through the use of certain merchant category codes; imposing a civil penalty.

The Evolution of Concealed Carry Terminology in Texas

Details: Category: Concealed Carry in Texas Blog; Published: Saturday, April 22nd 2023

Texas state gun laws

The Evolution of Concealed Carry Terminology in Texas

Concealed carry, an enigmatic and polarizing topic, permeates discussions on personal safety and gun rights. To navigate this intricate world, understanding the nuances of its language proves vital. Delve into the fascinating history of concealed carry terminology in Texas and unravel the mystery behind the current term, License to Carry (LTC). Discover how out-of-state terms influence the Lone Star State's concealed carry conversations.

88(R) HB 2111 - House Committee Report version - Bill Text

Details: Category: Legislation; Published: Saturday, April 22nd 2023

Relating to the employment of certain federal law enforcement agents as school district security personnel and the authority of the chief of school safety and security for the Texas Education Agency to carry a weapon on public school grounds.