[Legal Discussion] Carrying Against Company Policy

Published on June 7, 2020
Duration: 12:01

This video features a legal analysis of carrying a firearm against company policy, with insights from a board-certified attorney. It explores the potential legal ramifications, including trespassing charges and job loss, emphasizing the importance of respecting private property rights. The discussion also touches on self-defense scenarios and responsible firearm carriage.

Quick Summary

Carrying a firearm against company policy can lead to trespassing charges and job loss. It's crucial to respect private property rights, as businesses have the authority to set rules regarding firearms on their premises. Arizona has strict penalties for accidental discharges, including mandatory felony charges.

Chapters

  1. 00:06Introduction to Legal Analysis
  2. 00:34Cell Phone Store Robbery Scenario
  3. 01:56Aftermath of the Shooting
  4. 02:27Firearms Legal Protection Sponsorship
  5. 02:46Carrying Against Company Policy: Legal Issues
  6. 03:39Criminal Perspective on Policy Violations
  7. 04:12Respecting Property Rights
  8. 06:00Reasonable Actions During an Incident
  9. 08:18Carrying with a Round in the Chamber
  10. 09:20Accidental Discharge Penalties
  11. 10:50Drawing Firearm Discussion

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the legal risks of carrying a firearm against company policy?

Carrying a firearm against company policy can lead to charges of trespassing, depending on the business and location. It also carries a significant risk of job loss, even if not directly criminal.

Can I carry a gun in a store that prohibits it?

Legally, you must respect private property rights. While not always criminal, carrying a firearm in a business that explicitly prohibits it can be considered trespassing and may result in termination of employment.

What are the penalties for accidental firearm discharge in Arizona?

Arizona imposes a mandatory felony charge for accidental firearm discharges, even within your own home. This offense can result in a prison sentence exceeding one year.

Is it advisable to carry with a round in the chamber?

Carrying with a round in the chamber is permissible but demands a high level of responsibility. It requires a quality holster and extensive, proper training to mitigate the increased risk of accidental discharge.

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