Where in this article does it say your home can be searched without a warrant by game warden? Clearly what you posted isn't Georgia Code or the Constitution, it's a law offices opinion. Again I'm going to suggest you check them Georgia code. I agree what were you thinking?
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Nope, it says “place of business” that means anywhere you’re conduct buisness, no mention if you own it or not.
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Nowhere has any of those links said they can enter your home without warrant.
That last article just says they are LE and should be treated as such.
They can go where anyone else is legal to enter, and have the same powers as LE as to Probable Cause and Reasonable Articulable Suspicion.
That's what I thought, too, years ago, based on reading the text of the statute.
But this is an example of how are you can't really know what a law means by reading it, IF other people "higher up on the legal food chain" than you
have read the law before you
and handed down a pronouncement of what they think it means!
And the Georgia Court of Appeals, in 2 different cases from about 100 years ago,
ruled that the "your place of business" exception to the need for a pistol carry license EVEN APPLIED TO LOW-LEVEL EMPLOYEES.
Farmworkers & field hands, who had no ownership or even managerial status or authority.
They were simple blue collar laborers for daily wages. The Courts said they didn't need carry permits to tote pistols outdoors around the real estate of the place (they had to stay on the property, though.)
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Lol. Somebody is going to carry into work, get fired and arrested and they'll keep repeating, "But I read on ODT!?!?"
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