utbagpiper
Banned
One may not openly carry (or conceal carry without a CWFL) on his 'own land' unless the land is where he lives.
Thank you.
I use the term curtlidge, which may not be the most precise, but I generally want to distinguish "property" alone vs property plus out buildings"; and "property one owns" from "at his home".
It was the use of term curtilage that had me wondering as that is generally more restrictive than "residential land" or something similar.
So, ignoring residences with common property (apartments, condos, town homes, etc), under Florida State law a person may OC or CC without a permit in his own home or business and the land on which that sits (and outbuildings on the same land) that is under his exclusive control. Whether he has a 1/10th acre sub-urban lot, or a 10,000 acre ranch, if his home/business sits on it and the land is his, the owner may OC or CC without a permit. Is that correct?
Can the owner grant visitors the same privilege? Or is it restricted to just the owner and his family?
Thanks again for the education.
Charles