Anyone familiar with the legality of having a taser pulse on your person while working in a state office or on state property where a firearm is not allowed?
Should be fine. Dont advertise it.
And dont take my word.
And dont take my word.
Until you're caught. I believe that ANY weapons like that are prohibited on State property.
I dont believe thats so.
Read the signs at the entrances to the Capitol
Well if there is a sign.
I walk into a State building everyday and there are no signs.
Isn’t it offices that are open to the public?
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Some of them. Some are restricted access. Some have magnatometers (I dunno if I spelled that right). Some buildings don't. I'm not sure what is actually done in any particular building any more because I haven't worked up there in years but each building enforces the rules differently depending on the directors (and TPTB) in that particular building) IIRC.
Like everything else associated with the State of Oklahoma enforcement of any rule and regulation is gloriously erratic, depending on who you are and who you know.
Capitol....especially the west side. There is a magnatometer at EACH entrance.
I don't believe a taser is considered a weapon.
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