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Ah, Texas.
In that case, I think the owner of the gun can be charged with a misdemeanor if the gun was in a location where the owner should have reasonably known the child could access it.
In that case, I think the owner of the gun can be charged with a misdemeanor if the gun was in a location where the owner should have reasonably known the child could access it.
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Louisiana does not have any CAP (Child Access Prevention) laws.
This means that an adult can not be held criminally responsible for the negligent storing of a firearm that a child accesses.
Even conservative gun-friendly states like a Texas, Mississippi, and Florida have CAP laws.
This means that an adult can not be held criminally responsible for the negligent storing of a firearm that a child accesses.
Even conservative gun-friendly states like a Texas, Mississippi, and Florida have CAP laws.
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